News&Reporting

Families with one parent are part of God’s family. But how do we minister to their complex needs?

What missions-oriented evangelicals gain from seeing the richer side of a poorer country.

While reporting in sub-Saharan Africa, I discovered the 'period problem' and why solutions are tough to come by.

I took up quilting as a hobby. I had no idea it would become a tool for soul care.

Seattle CEO loses employees, faces lawsuit, in modern-day twist of Matthew 20's workers in the vineyard.

Some of the foreign fighters flocking to Iraq and Syria are taking the side of persecuted Christians.

Does low lighting set a better mood, or mimic entertainment too much? Experts weigh in.

A look at how evangelicals fared in the General Social Survey.

Good Samaritans fight attempts to ban food-sharing programs.

Religion involved for first time in common yet deadly sea crossings from Africa to Italy.

LifeWay/NRB study examines whether Christian media is used for discipleship or evangelism.

Former congressman offers six-point plan. But killing continues as ISIS-linked terrorists behead 21 Christians in Libya.

Diocese of South Carolina not required to give properties and name back to national Episcopal Church.

First Things says yes. Survey finds 1 in 4 pastors agree.

The curious Supreme Court case of a 30-person church in Gilbert, Arizona.

South Korean Christians reverse plan to light the North Korean border with holiday cheer.

Recent research informs today's A Time To Speak conference, where Bryan Loritts, John Piper, Matt Chandler, and others will discuss race.

'Heavy-hearted' but 'incredibly proud,' advocacy group plans to shutter most operations by end of 2015.

Samaritan's Purse and SIM staff among physicians honored for 'risking, persisting, sacrificing, and saving.'