Michael Ireland

Iranian government forces began a coordinated and pre-planned raid during a meeting of Iranian Christians celebrating Christmas last week, during...

As the Middle East continues to be in turmoil, an Anglican minister serving in Iraq says that he is seeing more believers fleeing the country.

Most Christians living near Egypt's border with Israel are fleeing their homes after Islamist militants made death threats and gunmen attacked a...

According to reports, Jordan’s Muslim Brotherhood has given King Abdullah II notice that he has until October to bow to their demand to transform...

Two Iranian Christian children, whose parents are being held in prison for their faith in Christ, are having to work to pay for their living...

While residents of the city of Aurora struggle to cope with the aftermath of Thursday night’s shooting, in which 12 were killed and 58 were...

The offensive comes after the Islamist sect Boko Haram launched coordinated attacks on 12 villages that killed an estimated 100 people.

Chen Guangcheng told CNN about his departure from China and his continuing concern for family and friends he left behind.

The new nation of South Sudan is struggling with food shortage and an influx of refugees.

"None of us thought there would be any change after the U.S. troops left. We were totally wrong."

A university student in Tehran was sentenced to one year of deprivation of education for believing in Christianity.

An attack on a church in Ahwaz, Iran, resulted in the arrest of a number of Christians and their children.

Church attendances in the United Kingdom, in freefall for so long, have started to rise again.

15,000 women petitioned against a bill that seeks to give men the legal right to have two wives and unlimited temporary marriages.

Victoria Ruvolo was nearly killed when a teen hurled a frozen turkey through her windshield, but she insists she's no victim.

A Christian husband and wife who were imprisoned, then attacked after their release, fled Iran soon afterwards for fear of their lives.

Egypt continues to detain Coptic Christians on charges of inciting violence during the army's massacre of 27 Copts on Oct. 9.

Pastor Yousef Nadarkhani and other Christian prisoners have been given Islamic literature as part of a conversion campaign.