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Will 2012 bring more persecution and marginalization for Christians? So far, the signs are not encouraging.

Despite over a decade of massive international food aid, and reports that this year’s grain harvest in North Korea is up, more and more children...

The push against parents’ rights is unrelenting. The most recent field of engagement, not surprisingly, is health care.

After years of defending persecuted believers worldwide, the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom may close its doors.

Without a foundational faith in God, the Founding Fathers would not have created the Constitution in the way that they did.

As the White House reconsiders forcing religious groups to offer coverage for contraception and abortion, the left pushes back.

A leading military hospital was poised to implement an anti-Bible policy that would have been spiritually devastating.

A large-scale plot to bomb "all churches in Ankara," as well as the Turkish Parliament and U.S. Embassy, was made public today.

Following the November bombing of a South Sudan refugee camp, Samaritan's Purse aid workers have evacuated in precaution of more attacks.

"The Bible is pretty clear that we need to keep money in proper perspective," one author and deacon says.

A new book documents numerous victims of blasphemy codes found in Muslim-majority countries around the world.

Few are left that recall Pearl Harbor from experience, but many remember it. All Americans should remember it.

Why does Newt Gingrich get a free pass and Herman Cain get the boot?

What happened at Penn State should help us find our voice and embrace the opportunities to seek the good of our neighbor.

New York City now has a green light to begin evicting congregations that pay rent to use public school buildings for church services.