Crosswalk Headlines Archives

Andrew Okhotin flew from New York to Moscow in late March on a quick and joyful mission. He was going to deliver a $48,000 cash gift from American...

An inscription on an ancient stone burial box suggesting it held the remains of James, the brother of Jesus, is a fake, Israeli archaeological...

Spurred on by new and proposed laws allowing gay civil unions, Southern Baptists overwhelmingly adopted a resolution Wednesday (June 18) opposing...

On the eve of their 2003 spring meeting, U.S. Catholic bishops have been thrust back into an unwelcome spotlight, challenging their ability to...

A $25 million movie with the entire dialogue spoken in Latin and Aramaic and no English sub-titles continues to swirl in controversy because of its...

Kenya's attorney general has agreed to hold an inquest into the suspicious death of an American Catholic missionary, Fr. John Kaiser, almost three...

Evangelical leaders meeting at a global AIDS forum issued a statement of conscience Wednesday (June 11) declaring the disease "may be the greatest...

Southern Baptists will gather for their annual mid-June meeting in Phoenix next week, focusing on a new strategy for spiritual renewal of their...

Despite North Korea's status as an international pariah and charter member of President Bush's "axis of evil," a small number of humanitarian...

A year after a rescue mission in the southern Philippines freed Gracia Burnham from Islamic terrorists' clutches, the former hostage is helping...

On the 73rd day of house detention and the 18th day of a hunger strike, American citizen Andrew Okhotin awaits the outcome of a Russian criminal...

As Christian aid workers rush to meet the needs of an Iraqi population devastated by war and years of harsh economic sanctions, mission groups have...

A federal appeals court took up the charged debate over a Ten Commandments display in an Alabama courthouse Wednesday, raising questions about...

An Indian Christian organization says police in the western state of Gujarat are ignoring court orders and continuing to carry out an illegal...

A Wisconsin public high school student will be allowed to sing a song referring to "God" at her graduation ceremony after all.