Crosswalk Headlines Archives

Hundreds of Christians fleeing persecution in Iraq have had their bid to resettle in the U.S. dashed by new security measures.

Hostility toward converts from Islam shadows Somali refugees to neighboring Kenya.

Following a report about the spread of Christianity among Iranian youth, a government-supported newspaper said that claim was false.

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

More Iranian people are watching Christian television programs, accessing Christian websites and converting to Christianity.

Four college students are bringing fresh inspiration to a ministry struggling to convince volunteers it's safe to build houses in Mexico.

Church members continue to meet outside their sealed building while a "religious tolerance bill" undergoes consideration.

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

Testimonies from churches on the Mexican border highlight the need for ongoing prayer that God would curb Mexico's drug violence.

Despite pressures, threats and the ban of printing gospels, Christianity is increasingly spreading among the youth and families in Iran.

A new production company is showing Christians interested in film-making that they don't have to sacrifice morals for a good end product.

An overview of some of the most recent incidents of Christian persecution in India.

A Korean church that began with 13 people now has 100,000 members and 9,000 branch churches around the world.

International students on American campuses are a prime mission field for ministries who want to see the gospel spread around the world.

Two Christian groups have joined hands in a campaign to fight modern slavery, which is rampant in Pakistan.