Carrie Dedrick

After last week’s 5-4 decision upholding Christian prayer at government meetings, courts are taking on cases that challenge crosses displayed in...

Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has promised Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan to aid in the search for the missing schoolgirls.

A 17-minute long video released by the Boko Haram features leader Abubakar Shekau proposing a deal: the return of the kidnapped girls for the...

Stephen D. Pettit, Sr. will serve as the fifth President of BJU.

A survey claims that Hispanics in the United States are turning away from their Catholic roots.

Jerusalem authorities report a church in the Holy Land has been vandalized only weeks before Pope Francis visits the area.

U.S. Special Envoy for Israeli-Palestinian Negotiations Martin Indyk reports that in the attempted peace talks between Israel and Palestine,...

The NiSource energy company is taking heat for rescinding a job after it was offered to a homeschooled man.

Last month, Bob Coy resigned from his post as Calvary Chapel lead pastor when he admitted his “moral failure.” The church has now announced Pastor...

May 7 marked Saeed Abedini’s second consecutive birthday in an Iranian prison.

Syria has gained the attention of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) as the nation continues to violate citizens’...

Research is being conducted at Texas A&M on the social media trend of religious memes.

Fairfax County, Virginia has proposed a new zoning law that one man believes will outlaw the Bible studies held in his home.

Hawaii has announced that it will no longer defend a lawsuit from 2011 regarding the former law in the state that defined marriage as between a man...

President Barack Obama publicly addressed the dire situation of almost 300 kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls for the first time on Tuesday.

Hundreds of Southern Baptist Disaster Relief (SBDR) volunteers have flocked to southeastern states to respond to the needs of tornado victims.

A Florida teachers is facing a lawsuit after forcing a 12-year-old student to call his parents for reading his Bible during free reading time.

A 5-4 Supreme Court vote on Monday (May 5) decided that prayer would be allowed at public meetings.