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Wave of Christian expat expulsions leaves many churches without leaders.

Cochabamba lawyer secured passage of 2019 landmark law protecting evangelicals and other religious minorities from discrimination in Andean nation.

But Turkish Christians are still 'infuriated.' Here's why.

Missionary David Byle works with successful Bible correspondence course in Muslim-majority nation.

Zhang Kai gave what advocates deem a forced confession on state TV last month.

But it's not quite the good news Turkish Christians have been waiting for since 2007.

UPDATED: Christian mother once sentenced to death for her faith has gained asylum in the United States with her family.

Hegazy, the first Muslim-background believer to sue Egypt to recognize his conversion, charged with disturbing the peace.

(UPDATED) Convicted of adultery and apostasy, Sudanese doctor will give birth to her second child this month.

State's education reforms create religious tension.

Messianic group worries legal precedent could be used to expel more missionaries.

For first time, religion plays central role in war-prone Central African Republic.

Why pastors don't want to promote 'horizon of good living' per government orders.

Nearly 40 Protestants arrested after completing military training.

(UPDATE) A new, no-confidence vote in Madhya Pradesh's Hindu government has delayed ratification of the state's anti-conversion bill.

Assault on pastors’ meeting in India shows depth of extremist hostility.

Court rules against Village of Hope, reversing orphanage's legal status.

(UPDATED) Female social studies teacher receives blasphemy conviction–but no prison sentence.