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A 125-year-old church is facing demolition despite being government-approved, and members are fighting to save it.

Citing two laws restricting religious freedom, Kazakhstan has closed churches, prayer rooms and mosques in prisons.

Fleeing persecution in the Middle East, more and more Arab Christians and religious minorities are taking refuge in the United States.

Teen girls are more than twice as likely as boys to use Twitter, at 22% vs. 10% of the respective populations.

In the process of doing some research, one of my colleagues came across a poignant Veterans Day tribute. It dates back over 45 years, but the...

Penn State’s Board of Trustees announced the firing of football coach Joe Paterno.

After more documents were discovered destroyed, the hurdles in the Kansas Planned Parenthood felony case may be insurmountable.

By now, you are tired of the headlines surrounding the Penn State debacle…and debauchery. Are there any lessons for the church?

More than 130 of the 150 killed in the town of Damaturu in the Nov. 4 attack by Islamic extremists were Christians.

We in the West must do what we can while we can for these dear saints whose sacrifices for the gospel go far beyond anything we have known.

Uneasiness abounds in Nigeria in the wake of Muslim-directed attacks on Christians in the northern part of the country.

The Ethiopian government discovered plans by the extremist Wahhabi Muslims to turn Ethiopia into an Islamic country governed by Sharia law.

It’s hard to believe, but in our modern world there is a rise in the number of Christian martyrs.

Armed forces of Sudan's Islamist regime crossed international borders and dropped bombs on two states in the new nation of South Sudan.

A town clerk who drew national attention after refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples won reelection Tuesday.