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A new residential facility near a North Carolina campus allows college-age moms to keep their babies and stay in school.

Hundreds of Christians fleeing persecution in Iraq have had their bid to resettle in the U.S. dashed by new security measures.

We pray for justice and a recovery of the economy of decency: Free people in free markets freely choosing virtue.

The details surrounding the Pilgrims were such that they had much to be grateful for. Here is just a sample.

Jim Wallis' suggestion to use churches as sanctuaries for the Occupiers is historically ironic and naive.

I suggest some time to ponder Pilgrim practices and a few moments of thanks to God.

You’d think the government would want religious organizations to be helping the needy. Sure, as long as they ignore their own beliefs.

Four centuries later, it’s a lesson we still haven’t mastered.

A national controversy is linked to a book found in the homes of several parents responsible for beating their children to death.

Hostility toward converts from Islam shadows Somali refugees to neighboring Kenya.

It's now possible to create an entirely virtual church by using the Internet and social media outlets. Is it just new, or nefarious?

Bombs dropped on South Sudan last week killed 12, and many fear it could be a prelude to something much worse.

Conversion is viewed as a serious crime in Afghanistan, and Christians are frequently targeted by both the government and extremists.

Once again, the Gospel was preached by an unlikely mouthpiece in unexpected circumstances...

A conversation with author and former U.S. Rep. George Radanovich on redeeming our nation and understanding God's cultural mandate