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Recent research shows multitaskers feel emotionally satisfied, but their results lag behind single-taskers.

The ancient Church of the Nativity in the Palestinian town of Bethlehem has been placed on the list of World Heritage sites by the United Nations' cultural arm.

At least 18 people have died and 66 have been wounded in Kenya’s northeastern town of Garissa on Sunday when assailants burst into the Africa Inland Church (AIC) and Catholic church, shooting at worshippers with firearms and detonating grenades.

It's time to change history within history together.

Possibly one of the most devastating things that can happen to us as Christians is that we cease to expect anything to happen. This may be one of our greatest troubles today.

If you had only a few minutes to gather up a few select treasures of your life before fleeing a raging inferno, what would you take - and what would you leave behind?

Failure will not be beneficial until we move into a place of accepting our failures as efforts for our God-journeys.

The 60 or more New York City churches facing possible eviction from their public school locations will now be allowed to stay.

Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams criticized some Christians for feeling so "embarrassed and ashamed and disgusted" over homosexuality that they seem unwelcoming to outsiders and convey a lack of understanding.

Evangelism Need Not Be Apologetics: Some Thoughts About Sharing Your Faith

The Story of a Christian Vet Who Helped to Keep Us Free

When we move on, we always leave something behind. That's the price we pay. These are my 5 things I'm saddest to leave behind. I will admit that more than a few tears were shed at the writing of this post.

The Supreme Court's nearly split decision on the new health care law is mirrored by the American public, according to a new survey.

Pakistan’s rigid system of prohibiting Muslims from changing their religion status on their national ID cards nearly cost a Punjab politician his post -- even though he has always been a Christian.

On June 23, some 30 ethnic Fulani Muslim herdsmen armed with guns and machetes stormed into Tidiu Village in Nigeria's Plateau State around 3:30 a.m., slaughtering six members of the Dakibang family in their sleep.

Sometimes, the pain we have worked so hard to avoid is the one thing that leads us to where God calls us to go. Sometimes, feeling our need is the greatest work of faith we can surrender to.

In a post last week, I mentioned the many disasters that seemed to befall TV’s Brady family while on vacations. From losing Bobby in the Grand Canyon to getting locked in an old jailhouse, all on the same trip, one might be left with the impression that a family getaway is akin to playing with fire. Why even bother going anywhere? We go because trips can be a lot of fun.

Authorities in Khartoum demolished two church buildings last week, days after confiscating three Catholic schools, sources told Compass Direct.

Officials in Vietnam's Muong Cha district, Dien Bien Province, destroyed two new church buildings of ethnic minority Hmong Christians this month and threatened to tear down a third.

A lesbian couple has filed a lawsuit that could impact religious liberty in at least six states.