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The Evangelical humanitarian organization World Vision was within its rights to withdraw a customer service job offer from a woman in a lesbian marriage expecting a baby, a federal appeals court has ruled.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended his decision to order the Israeli military to attack Hamas’ last two strongholds in the Gaza Strip, amid a continuing storm of international criticism of the move.
Mission Eurasia expects to serve 30,000 children across 14 countries this summer through Bible camps that combine trauma care with Christian teaching.
Euthanasia and assisted suicide cases in New Zealand have risen by more than a third in the past year.
A Texas pastor has resumed preaching at the large congregation he once led, nearly a year after being released from prison. The return of the pastor, who previously served as a spiritual adviser to Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, comes following a conviction for involvement in a multimillion-dollar fraud scheme.
Events that occurred this week in Christian history include the election of the first female leader of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, the arrival of the first Methodist preacher in Australia, and the death of Lowell Mason.
Celebrations for the quincentenary — the 500th anniversary — of the English New Testament began in Antwerp in July. This is the story
Several Catholic dioceses in Germany have declined to adopt a new set of guidelines for blessing couples. The document includes provisions for same-sex and irregular unions that critics say contradict Vatican guidelines.
President Donald Trump and leaders from Armenia and Azerbaijan celebrated the signing of a peace deal aimed at ending decades of conflict, which the Armenian National Committee of America accused of rewarding Azerbaijan's ethnic cleansing of Armenians in Nagorno-Karabakh.
Churches across Toronto, Canada, are preparing to support the annual “Jesus in the City Parade,” which will return on Sept. 6 for its 26th year.
The mother of the teenager who carried out a fatal shooting at a Wisconsin private school last year has died in an apparent suicide. Police said the death was discovered after officers were called to a residence.
While new congressional districts were adopted following the 2020 U.S. census and first took effect in the 2022 elections, developments in several states could lead to new maps that could, in turn, affect the outcome of the 2026 elections. Here are five things to know about the redistricting debate.
The past week saw several developments out of Washington make global headlines, including an order for a new census and the brokering of what is being billed as a historic peace agreement impacting the historic Christian nation of Armenia.
The U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation will expand its operations from the four distribution sites it currently operates to 16 sites, U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee said on Wednesday.
A South Korean student and an Episcopal priest’s daughter detained by immigration authorities last week has been released from federal detention following opposition from a New York Diocese.
The plight of Armenian Christian families forced from their ancestral homeland in 2023 has fallen on many deaf ears in the last two years, but organizations are hoping to mobilize Evangelical Christians in the U.S. to help their suffering brothers and sisters in Christ.
This week's news cycle erupted after Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard recently declassified documents show Obama's role in Russiagate, which prompted President Donald Trump to accuse him of treason.
In his new book "The Bumpy Road to Better," pastor Tim Timberlake urges Christians, especially in the West, to embrace discomfort, doubt, and hardship as necessary paths to spiritual growth.
