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As we recognize ‘National Adoption Month,’ thousands of teens in the U.S. need a home. How will you help care for them?

There’s no question Christian martyrdom exists worldwide, yet the question remains: Exactly how many Christians are killed for their faith?

Relief aid workers to be commended for immediate response in light of mass destruction.

There’s an old joke that says: How do you describe an atheist at his funeral? “All dressed up with no place to go.”

Christian solidarity, cultural engagement are key to a spiritual renaissance in America's largest city.

Human rights activists question whether tweaks to the infamous one-child policy will make a difference

While politics is an important part of the equation, politics alone will not decide the progress of the pro-life movement.

How does one with same-sex attraction follow Christ? We’ll talk about it next.

The Vatican said it would display for the first time bones believed to be the mortal remains of St. Peter, the leader of Jesus’ 12 apostles, to...

Typhoon Haiyan, one of the strongest storms on record, slammed into the Philippines Friday. More than 1,200 people are feared dead. Thousands more...

A group of leading evangelicals is expressing concern over the recent dismissal of the American Bible Society’s new president after just six months...

A sign of the times? In movies and on TV, what was once evil becomes if not good, at least sympathetic—or cool. And NBC’s Dracula is no exception.

There has been a troubling development in the case of American pastor Saeed Abedini, a U.S. citizen imprisoned in Iran because of his Christian...

One of the first things Eric Foley, the co-founder of Seoul USA, learned about the North Korean underground church is that it is not a group to be...

In a case that could determine restrictions on expressions of faith in the public square, the Supreme Court on Wednesday will consider religious...