Crosswalk Headlines Archives

Burma's clampdown on pro-democracy protesters has given new impetus to calls for Western countries to boycott the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games over...

At least nine Christians were killed, churches set on fire and businesses and homes destroyed in Kano, Nigeria over the weekend.

State police say villagers had evangelist killed for converting tribal people.

Extremists violently enforce Islamization in unruly northern district.

The Russian Orthodox Church's attempt to make inroads into the state education system appeared to flounder this month when President Putin publicly...

Distrustful of missionary activity, rabbis are warning Israeli Jews not to mix with Christian pilgrims during an upcoming event that brings...

"We are a minority of minorities," Hanna Massad, pastor of Gaza Baptist Church, told Israel Today.

A Christian aid agency reports that Zimbabwe is in an increasingly desperate situation.

State Department lauds federal government but notes criticisms of officials at all levels.

Vietnamese pro-democracy activists have welcomed the passage of legislation in the U.S. House of Representatives that ties future increases in U.S....

The Bible says, "Dust you are, and to dust you shall return." But for a growing number of Christians, the dust - as in finding a burial ground -...

The results of a three-year study challenge the idea that homosexuals cannot change their sexual orientation and that attempts to do so are...

The 21 surviving South Korean Christian missionary volunteers who were held hostage by the Taliban for nearly six weeks recalled how they suffered...

The doctrine of hell has always been a significant part of historical Christian theology. Yet, many still wrestle with its complexity.

Development work suffers from loss of South Korean volunteers.