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Some see small signs of freedom even as the country moves up the list of top persecutors.

(UPDATED) No more 'Bible antagonists,' among many findings in this year's ABS/Barna 'State of the Bible' report.

Calvary Chapel Fort Lauderdale explains why it took down Bob Coy's teachings on marriage.

More than 150 churches once rented space in New York schools. But legal saga continues.

Attempt at demonstrating Anglican unity to Katharine Jefferts Schori instead prompts resignations.

(UPDATED) To help pay $9 million price tag, pastor will sell home where wife wanted to 'be buried in the backyard.'

New York bishop halts church trials that 'produce no winners,' while opponents say avoiding church discipline increases likelihood of schism.

NIV vs. KJV: Surveys and searches suggest the translation that most Americans are reading is actually not the bookstore bestseller.

Family no longer faces deportation, despite Supreme Court punting on whether home schooling is a religious freedom.

(UPDATED) Ecuadorian woman was instrumental in Jim Elliot and Nate Saint's ill-fated outreach to the Amazon's Auca, and later helped to convert the tribe to Christianity.

Asylum seekers keep getting denied for not knowing enough about Christianity. But judges keep giving them a second chance.

How a generation of children, sexually abused overseas, aims to protect others before it happens.

Carman declares he is now ‘cancer free’ after a year of treatment and a new album.

Oklahoma follows Utah as latest example of why more church-state experts advise: If you can’t beat them, amend them.

Alabama police chief on pastor bound for three years in Germany: 'If we can’t get Snowden back, we probably wouldn’t get him back.'

Debate over Christians' right to refer to God as 'Allah' results in first-ever raid.

More than a dozen years and $70 million still result in America's third-highest divorce rate.

Gospel rescue missions report drop in visits by vets who served in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Persian Gulf.

At least in certain situations, according to new Pew Research survey on end-of-life medical treatment.