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Located squarely in the Bible Belt, Joplin, Mo., has seen an outpouring of help not just from national relief groups but also from local volunteers.

The world’s deadliest terrorist group is not in the Middle East. It’s in Nigeria, where the Islamist insurgency Boko Haram and other forces killed more than 4,000 Christians in 2015.

There was a recent decision in a German court that ought to give every-freedom loving American the willies---especially because the same mentality can be found here.

Islamists drove a car laden with bombs into a church, killing at least one Christian and injuring dozens.

Nigerian president Goodluck Jonathan defended his administration’s efforts to protect churches as he visited a worship service in Abuja Dec. 30, amid disputed reports of massacred Christians in Borno state.

The Burma Army continues to perpetrate human rights violations in the country's ethnic states, particularly toward Christians.

With big mortgages and declining offerings, a record number of churches are facing foreclosure.

Nigeria: Islamist Militants Warn Christians to Leave North Within Three Days ~ Sexting: Youth Leaders Deal With New Challenge ~ A 'Christ-Centered' Alternative to Girl Scouts ~ A Baby to Be Born Every Eight Seconds in Jan. 2012

“Widows are particularly vulnerable in NE Nigeria, the area most affected by the Boko Haram insurgency. For many, the loss of their husband is the beginning of hardship for them and their children, who may not then be able to get an education.

For most pastors, the beginning of a new year is filled with the promise of youth programs, baptisms, and marriages. Instead, Pastor Andrew Brunson — Presbyterian cleric in Turkey, American citizen, and pawn in an international game of hostage...

For the last two years, students from around the world have come to Washington D.C. to be immersed in God’s Word for 10 weeks at Immanuel Bible Church.

The school issued its own statement, noting that Feis “died a hero and he will forever be in our hearts and memories.” Coach Feis leaves behind his wife and a daughter.

Daily briefs of the top news stories impacting Christians around the world. In today's edition: Rice Makes Religious Freedom Statement Abroad * Florida Evangelist’s ‘Live Prayer’ Web Site Wins Souls Online * Costa Rican Congressman Protests Church...

An American missionary recovering in an Indian hospital after an attack by suspected Hindu militants has been ordered to leave the country within a week for allegedly breaking visa rules by preaching.

Can the push of the left get any worse than forcing a homosexual agenda on an un-willing majority and that through the government school system? Unfortunately, it has gotten worse: not necessarily in terms of the agenda, but in terms of the nature...

Anglican Bishop Survives Fourth Attack * Hope Rwanda Begins! * On 100th Anniversary of Azusa Street Revival, Pentecostals Praise God in Many Tongues * Some Look to Bible for Financial Guidance

Questions concerning the nature and mission of the church often go un-asked and more often un-answered. To oversimplify, the church gathers to worship and scatters to evangelize. The emphasis most churches place on placating God and enriching...