Kelly Givens

In November, extremists used weapons and threats to force a Gospel for Asia (GFA) Bridge of Hope center to close.

A Virginia lawmaker has received sharp criticism from evolutionists after introducing a bill which would encourage public school teachers and...

Feeling brokenhearted is simply not enough to fix the problem of poverty in America. Individuals, communities and institutions must care enough to...

Last month, Libya’s national assembly voted in favor of making Koranic Law, or Shariah, the basis of all legislative decisions. The vote has left...

In recent opinion columns, Planned Parenthood board member Valerie Tarico wrote that abortion is a “sacred gift” and celebrated her belief that...

Talks between South Sudan's government and rebels set to begin soon as U.S. draws more embassy staff out of the country.

School District apologizes after elementary school choir omits key religious lyrics from "Silent Night."

Author Justin Lee notes six Christmas myths we need to end.

This sentence is in addition to the three life sentences Kermit Gosnell is already serving for murdering at least three newborns in his "house of...

A Wycliffe Bible translator was shot and killed last week during a deadly outbreak of violence in the Central African Republic.

In another church tragedy, megachurch founder Isaac Hunter took his own life. This is only one of several pastoral suicides in recent months,...

The “Tips for Jesus” patron has brought his benevolence to Manhattan after giving away thousands of dollars across the country in a mass tipping...

Should our appeal for modesty really be because it will attract the “right type” of man or woman?

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby is worried that the cross has become trivialized.

In observance of World Aids Day, Bishop T.D. Jakes’ The Potter’s House megachurch provided free HIV testing to hundreds of people in Dallas.

Egypt's new ban on protests limits the number of people who can gather, with hefty fines and prison terms for violators.

Though significant roadblocks still remain, diplomats are cautiously optimistic after two days of talks centered around Iran’s nuclear program.

“You have breast cancer.” Four devastating, life altering words. Four words no woman wants to hear.