Crosswalk Headlines Archives

It's been five years since Celeste Peterson's only daughter was killed, and she's finally made peace with God.

Why the enduring fascination with the RMS Titanic at the centenary of its infamous demise in the frigid waters of the North Atlantic?

The winner of the 2012 Masters golf tournament realizes he's not like most famous athletes. In fact, he welcomes it.

Churches celebrating Easter services were the targets of a suicide bomber who killed at least 38 on Sunday.

A recent survey shows Tim Tebow as the No. 1 athlete identified with his faith -- and has other Christian pro athletes weighing in.

Compared with just 10 years ago, France is becoming a hotbed of evangelical activity.

Khartoum has given Christians from South Sudan until April 8 to apply for citizenship or be deported.

Palestinian Christians experience a lack of religious freedom inside Israel, the West Bank and Gaza.

Al Shabaab Islamic extremists are suspected of throwing a grenade into an open-air evangelistic event near Mombasa.

Confirmation that Chinese Christian lawyer Gao Zhisheng is alive is key as efforts continue for his release from prison.

Although Spain is "a hard country," the number of evangelicals has nearly doubled over the past decade.

The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom listed Turkey and Tajikistan as "countries of particular concern."

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

A 22-year-old woman was thrown out of her home, then beaten by her parents and Muslim extremists, for giving thanks to Jesus.

Authorities arrested Christians in Isfahan, Iran in attempts to discourage Muslims and converts from attending official churches.