Blogs Archives

Shortly before he was scheduled to address 165,000 people at the annual Willow Creek Leadership Summit, Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz withdrew,...

The missing Christian human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng’s 2006 probationary sentence for “subversion of state power” expired on 14 August.

Militants in Somalia continue to be the biggest stumbling block to delivering aid to the famine-plagued country.

A battle is brewing over the marital status of two Sesame Street characters. An online campaign has been started to have Bert and Ernie marry, in...

Amidst fears of an economic crisis, listeners of national Christian radio stations, K-Love and Air1 donated nearly $2 million in a day-long...

One of the biggest complaints from parents and teenagers alike is that there is often little or no communication between the two groups. Perhaps...

Americans For Truth About Homosexuality announced a peaceful sign vigil for August 11-12 outside Willow Creek Community Church to protest the...

Religion News Service reports that the annual peace service at Westminster Cathedral acquired fresh significance on Tuesday evening as Londoners...

A listing of hot cultural items from the the Internet, music, television and movies.

Baptist Press reports that International Mission Board missionaries are looking for ways to serve Londoners in the midst of widespread rioting and...

I’ve written here before about what an influence the singer-songwriter Michael Card has had on my life and theology. In this week’s episode, Mike...

The United States is “bigger, older, more Hispanic and Asian and less wedded to marriage and traditional families than it was in 1990.”

A third of the world lives in nations where restrictions on religion have substantially increased, according to a new report.

More than 2.2 billion people, nearly a third (32%) of the world's total population of 6.9 billion, live in countries where either government...

Africa's drought affects more than 10 million people across Kenya, Somalia and Ethiopia.