Crosswalk Headlines Archives

Ken Isaacs of Samaritan's Purse says the situation in southern Lebanon is grave.

Three young Christians visiting hospital patients were attacked and accused of 'forced conversions' last week in the southern Indian state of...

Christian author and ministry spokesman Paul Estabrooks believes the sanctions called for by the international commumity upon North Korea for...

The Bush administration has decided to extend a waiver that frees it from imposing sanctions on Saudi Arabia for religious persecution, although...

To demonstrate their love and appreciation for pastor Nate Carr's ministry, more than 300 people in his Gray, Georgia community recently spent two...

Tony Maalouf, seminary professor and Lebanon native, is among those saddened at the current level of conflict in the Middle East because "leading...

When a U.S. District Judge declared one of Prison Fellowship's outreach programs unconstitutional, the ruling wasn't just disappointing, but...

The Spanish Language Institute in San Jose has taught Spanish to nearly 14,000 evangelical missionaries since it was founded in Colombia in 1942....

Gospel for Asia founder K.P. Yohannan has gone from a poor Indian village to being invited to study in Texas to running one of the largest mission...

This year's survey of "The Most Influential Churches in America" indicates that almost 40 percent of the 50 most influential churches in the U.S....

Local church leaders said Muslim extremists overwhelmed police officers providing refuge for an unidentified Christian woman in Niger state on June...

Louisiana United Methodists have rejected a proposal that would have required members of the church to renounce racism, adultery, and both...

Salem Voice Ministries alleges that on June 30, Hindu radicals in India burned down a Pentecostal Church, while also destroying bibles and hymnals....

The largest congregation in the Episcopal Church USA is leaving the denomination over its support of homosexual ordination and what they say is a...

Bishop Harry Jackson says the comments made by Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson and others at a Dallas conference for black clergy last week were...