Religion Today Archives

A Korean church that began with 13 people now has 100,000 members and 9,000 branch churches around the world.

International students on American campuses are a prime mission field for ministries who want to see the gospel spread around the world.

Thousands remain in need in the northern Philippines after back-to-back typhoons ravaged the region last week.

There is not only a new level of attacks on religious minorities, but a political bent that accommodates Islamist extremism.

Two Christian groups have joined hands in a campaign to fight modern slavery, which is rampant in Pakistan.

Eleven Christians have received death threat emails, and misinformation continues to spread about Pastor Yousef Nadarkhani's case.

Wycliffe Bible Translators agreed to new standards in a debate over contextualizing Scripture for Muslim settings.

An eighth-grade Christian girl expelled from school on an accusation of blasphemy has fled her hometown with her family.

Yousef Nadarkhani’s fate will be determined by an Iranian court in the coming week.

Indonesian police identified the suicide bomber who detonated eight pipe bombs outside a church in Solo, Central Java.

Chuck and Stephanie Fromm were fined by their city council for lacking a permit to host Bible study meetings in their home.

The al-Shabaab imposes an extremely strict version of Sharia law, and Christians in the area have no voice or protection.

The U.S. State Department released its annual report detailing the persecution faced by religious minorities in the world.

Shane Bauer and Josh Fattal, who spent the past three years in Iran's notorious Evin Prison, were released today.

Following reports in May of churches closing and a Christian being issued a five-year prison sentence for blasphemy, there is finally some positive...