Crosswalk Headlines Archives

Hundreds of Muslims attacked Christians’ homes, a school and a church building after learning that police had released two Christians accused of...

Fewer than 40 days after a Muslim mob left a church’s building in ruins, the congregation celebrated Easter Sunday in a reconstructed building at...

A father and daughter who fled Egypt to Syria after spending two and a half years in hiding have finally arrived in France.

For Rev. Yunusa and other Christians, scenes of burned-down churches, wrecked homes, and injured believers are not new.

The moral compass of U.S. voters may be directionally challenged when it comes to choosing the next president, a survey shows.

Religious freedom isn't exactly on the radar screen for many Americans. Here's why it should be.

With the government refusing to listen to their three-year plea for an official cemetery and ignoring a protracted hunger strike...

A Christian illegally detained in Faisalabad on false blasphemy charges was freed on April 17.

Authorities in Vietnam prevented much-anticipated public Easter celebrations in Hanoi, going back on verbal promises to event organizers.

In a victory for worldwide religious freedom, a measure that criminalized criticism of other religions (namely Islam) has been removed from the...

The leaders of the Shouwang Church in Beijing have a simple explanation for why they’d rather relinquish their freedom than abandon their church...

In the Kingdom of Bhutan, where Christianity is still awaiting legal recognition, Christians have the right to proclaim their faith but must not...

Commercial sexual exploitation remains a major problem in the United States, with an estimated 100,000 U.S. children trafficked annually.

U.S. evangelist Luis Palau joined tens of thousands of Vietnamese Christian in Ho Chi Minh City this weekend, all celebrating the Protestant...

One day after Beijing authorities arrested at least 169 Christians at an outdoor worship service, most of the detained church members have been...