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A pre-trial hearing in Kansas' criminal case against Planned Parenthood was postponed after prosecutors revealed that state health officials...

Are you an optimist or a pessimist?

An Alabama pastor with a heart for the persecuted church will lead thousands of Christians worldwide in simulating an "underground church" meeting.

The new 2012 Harris Poll Youth EquiTrend® study, by Harris Interactive reveals Apple's computers, iPads and iPhones dominate the technology youth...

How can a pastor's wife best support her hubby in his most important task?

Iranian pastor Yousef Nadarkhani continues to be held in prison while waiting on his verdict from the local court following his conviction on...

Adrian Smith, a housing manager in England, got a pay cut and demotion after sharing his beliefs against gay marriage on his personal Facebook...

Authorities closed an orphanage accused of neglecting the children and of possible child trafficking.

Have you ever looked up your “ex” on Facebook?

Muslims long opposed to a church near Khartoum have attacked Christians trying to finish constructing their building.

Iraqi Christians feel that the government fails to give them the security and freedom to worship in peace, and thousands are leaving the country.

The Arab Spring has not resulted in greater justice and increased tranquility for Middle Eastern Christians.

Living by faith will always involve some things that are “contrary to what common sense would suggest.”

Police in the island nation of Maldives held a teacher from India for 15 days before deporting him for having a Bible in his house.

Five people were pulled alive from the rubble Monday after one man managed to call for help on his cell phone.