Crosswalk Headlines Archives

The in-country director of a Christian relief agency says the recent coup attempt in Chad could turn from a political crisis to a humanitarian...

A bishop who claimed Islamic extremism in Britain has turned some communities into no-go areas for non-Muslims has received threats against himself...

In the midst of recent threats of violence against clergy in the Philippines, one repentant murderer next week will express his remorse by visiting...

While laws at the state level show overall that traditional marriage is supported by a vast majority of Americans and legislatures, Al Gore has...

The leader of the Greek Orthodox Church, Archbishop Christodoulos, died Monday after a battle with cancer. He was 69.

The last person most people expect to see at a bar is a pastor. But for one city that's about to change.

Many Kenyans hope and pray the rage will die down before it gets worse. Some are putting feet to their prayers...

ESPN won't release video of the comments that anchor Dana Jacobson made at a sports celebrity roast held nearly two weeks ago in Atlantic City,...

A youth-focused praise conference with no Nashville-based musicians? No T-shirts for sale? No coffee? What is Richard Ross thinking?

According to recent reports from Hong Kong, China's official policy on religion has changed little amid the nation's rapid socioeconomic...

Terrible violence against Christians in the eastern India state of Orissa has now spread to the neighboring state of Chhattisgarh.

The ten stories that got Crosswalk's editors thinking the most about the world-wide state of Christianity over the past year.

Jewish groups welcomed presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama's (D-Ill.) statement condemning Rev. Louis Farrakhan - a move that he made in...

A drug-resistant strain of a deadly staph infection found in some U.S. hospitals is now spreading among homosexual men, researchers said. A...

Hindu nationalists are likely to intensify attacks to polarize voters along religious lines.