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An unlikely friendship joins Christian efforts to battle high-interest loans.

(UPDATED) CEO: "The stewards of the ministry have done this out of love for the mission of Family Christian.'

Meanwhile, creditors object to bankruptcy plan they claim will mainly benefit one man.

Some debate whether Gordon College's Vining Collection should stay together.

Barnabas Aid defends its work as 'much bigger than one man' after jury rules Patrick Sookhdeo groped employee and intimidated witnesses.

Online evangelists report the equivalent success of one Billy Graham crusade per day.

Like Russell Wilson, most believe God rewards faithful athletes.

(UPDATED) Bill de Blasio campaigned on the promise of letting churches rent school space. Now he’s asking the Supreme Court to prohibit it.

The denomination gains one million each year. Some want to be more evangelical.

Caner brought struggling school back to health. Now he will focus on his own.

(UPDATED) Alex Malarkey's mother, grandmother, and publisher weigh in on retraction of best-selling book; John MacArthur first raised concerns two years ago.

Open Doors says 2014 saw the worst persecution of Christians in the 'modern era'—but not because of violence.

YouVersion studies which scriptures 164 million users shared and remembered most this year.

(UPDATED) 300-page GRACE report recommends BJU impose 'corrective action' on chancellor Robert Jones III.

Why some United Methodist evangelicals suggest a split, even though their side is winning.

But question remains: Will IRS agree with DOJ that atheists count as 'ministers of the gospel'?

WaterBrook Multnomah splits from sister imprint whose 'Gay Christian' book led to NRB resignation.

Does it matter that the Good Book is printed where many Christians lack one?

As the island city braces for another week of gridlock, faith is in the foreground.