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Yousef Nadarkhani, sentenced to death for refusing to recant his Christian faith, may have to wait another year for a ruling.

At Christmas, let us join North Koreans in mourning, not for a monster and tyrant, but for the horrific results of the great lie.

I have heard that the opening lines of the "Hallelujah" chorus are the most recognizable piece of music the world over.

Politics used to stop at the water’s edge. But no more. Guess what is now a major focus of our foreign policy?

The news of Kim Jong Il’s sudden death has triggered concern over the country’s future.

Open Doors asks Christians around the world to pray for North Koreans during the transitional period after Kim Jong Il's death.

Here are the stories Crosswalk's editors believe most affected Christians around the world during the past 12 months.

Hitchens might have figured God “the ultimate totalitarian,” but Havel saw God as the solution to totalitarianism.

The decision in ADX v. Reed will determine whether Christian groups can continue to operate freely on campus.

With big mortgages and declining offerings, a record number of churches are facing foreclosure.

The Christmas season represents a window for abuse of Christians by persecutors.

Just two years after the disaster, there are signs that things still aren’t improving much in Haiti.

Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow has become one of the most controversial and polarizing figures in sports because of his bold Christianity....

As I read the paper, I thought I’d stepped into a time warp. State-sponsored eugenics in the U.S.? Again?

Anything less is just not Christianity, whatever it may call itself. A true Christian will not deny the Virgin Birth.