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Pastor Noe Garcia shares his priorities for the late senator's funeral.

Trinity Western University abandons its community covenant after Canadian Supreme Court loss.

Reformed tweaks to Methodist hit raise the question: Should hymns keep the theological orientation of their authors?

PRRI finds most demographics have shifted in favor of religious freedom for small wedding business owners like Masterpiece Cakeshop’s Jack Phillips.

The surprising science-faith relationship behind an award-winning article.

Potomac Declaration and action plan hope to persuade more nations by the second US religious freedom ministerial next year.

Officials make their case in DC during the State Department’s religious freedom ministerial.

(UPDATED) First day of US State Department’s unprecedented event also includes discussion of Nineveh Plains aid between Greta Van Susteren, Mark Burnett, and Johnnie Moore.

A dozen women weigh in with their favorite podcasts on practicing the Sabbath, the science of pianos, and other topics worth talking about this summer.

Church teams cancel trips as protests limit access and security.

These athletes aren’t quiet about using their global platforms to share their faith.

Marcia Lawson uses CT to understand how the Bible's wisdom and truth connects with today's issues.

Nazarene officials say ‘God is still in control’ after regional leaders die on the way home from Havana retreat.

As atheist government pledges to promote “Chinese-style Christianity and theology,” changes at JD.com, Taobao, and Dang Dang may revive debate over Bible access.

Unlikely finalist Fabricio Alvarado is latest example that evangelicals are a growing political force in Catholic Latin America.

Subscriber and donor Britt Anderson on why she depends on CT.

Evo Morales announces on national TV that controversial criminal code will be scrapped.

Despite political and military tensions in the region, the director of Christian Friends of Korea is committed to medical ministry.