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We see the obvious price they’ve paid, but what we don’t see are their psychological wounds.

Egypt continues to detain Coptic Christians on charges of inciting violence during the army's massacre of 27 Copts on Oct. 9.

Hollywood is wrong -- the Bible's doctrines are totally opposed to communism.

Take the example of reality-TV star Kim Kardashian and her marriage to NBA player Kris Humphries, which lasted all of 72 days.

A group of USC film students is heading to Korea to make a documentary about abandoned children.

Your immediate response may be, “What does Christianity have to do with economics?” In response, I would say: Everything.

A conversation with author Lee Mulder on the deep faith, bravery and trials of the villagers in remote Uganda

By refusing to acknowledge the personhood of the unborn child, American society has fostered a disposable-man mentality.

The untold history of the establishment of schools across America shows how far we've strayed from the original vision of education.

Human rights activists in Egypt say the army's recent killing of 27 protesters has removed respect for the transitional government.

Would the Baptist minister, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., be pleased with his memorial? I doubt it, because they left God out.

A year after a Baghdad church siege that ended with al Qaeda-linked militants killing 58, many Iraqi Christians have fled.

The economic crisis facing the Millennial Generation may well be an opportunity for the church.

A new initiative seeks to empower the poor around the world by making them self-sufficient.

Pastor Yousef Nadarkhani and other Christian prisoners have been given Islamic literature as part of a conversion campaign.