News&Reporting

Early marriage sounds great—as long as there are mature Christian men willing to initiate.

What George Sodini's journal reveals about women and violence.

Rates of teen pregnancy, STDs rose during 2006-2007. Does this mean abstinence education isn't working?

Well acquainted with suffering, Guthrie offers Jesus' words of comfort in her most recent work.

Wheaton College English professor balances work and parenting as breadwinner.

Christian groups hope Meira Kumar will raise profile of India's Untouchables.

Her debut novel explores what the Book of Genesis would look like from the first woman's view.

Some couples pay the hefty price of storing frozen embryos, despite increasing pressure to donate them for scientific research.

President Hamid Karzai agreed to review the law after outcries from Western agencies.

While some take action, most evangelicals in the global South remain lukewarm on climate change.

Movie theaters are the new churches. Some congregations plan to stay.

College administrators and observers say Bush administration tinkered too much. But some worry that new antidiscrimination laws loom.

Finding Jesus on America's Bible Road.

An economic downturn isn't always bad news for giving.

Bill Mallonee sings about hardship, but his lyrics are haunted by hope.

Will U.S. diplomatic shift and Graham visit help Christians?

The presidential contest there is predictable, but the state's marriage proposition is closely contested.

Research shows that members' contributions stay steady through first years of recession.

As the U.S. opens to Iraqis and Burmese, refugee ministries must adjust.