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Islamic extremists and radicalized herder militias have killed over 7,000 Christians within the first 220 days of 2025, a new report from a civil society organization estimates, as human rights advocates continue to criticize the Nigerian government's inability to protect Christians.
A human rights advocate is calling on Pakistan's Parliament to address the alarming increase in false blasphemy allegations against Christians and other religious minorities.
Pastor Jack Hibbs, a prominent minister in California, urged fellow pastors in his state not to shirk from civic engagement as they face what he described as a demonic assault from their government.
A Texas megachurch pastor claims he and his family were defrauded of more than $18,000 by scammers pretending to be Wells Fargo employees, who reportedly had inexplicable access to their personal banking information.
An outdoor Episcopal Church cathedral based in Virginia just celebrated 100 years of operation, with a service featuring former Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Michael Curry.
Child maltreatment in the United States kills more than 2,000 children each year — most of them under the age of 3 — yet the problem receives far less public attention than pediatric cancer or school shootings, according to child welfare expert and author Naomi Schaefer Riley.
A diocese of The Episcopal Church says it has raised enough funds to provide over 100,000 meals to those in need in the war-torn Gaza Strip amid Israel's ongoing offensive against the terror group Hamas.
A full circuit court has upheld an Arkansas law that prohibits medical professionals from providing gender transition procedures like surgeries to minors.
A multitude of Evangelical Christians mobilized across Venezuela during the March for Jesus, an event officially declared months earlier as the “National Day of the March for Jesus” by the Venezuelan government through a presidential decree.
Christian recording artist Forrest Frank is turning another injury into music, this time drawing inspiration from fellow artist David Crowder’s recent accident.
The Anglican Church of Nigeria has broken relations with the Church in Wales following the election of an openly lesbian cleric as its archbishop.
At an event on Monday, Republican Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt highlighted multiple bills he recently signed into law, including Senate Bill 418, which prohibits prison officials from housing men in women's correctional facilities.
Liana Davis was looking forward to giving birth and raising another baby girl before the father of her child, Christopher Cooprider, slipped abortion drugs into the mother’s drink, according to a lawsuit accusing the man of murder.
A coalition of 80 faith leaders from congregations across Ohio has appealed to the interim CEO of Kroger, the country's largest supermarket chain, to step back from supporting LGBT initiatives and remain neutral in the "culture war."
A Christian woman is under investigation by police for praying silently near an abortion clinic, months after receiving a financial settlement over previous wrongful arrests for the same activity.
A federal appeals court has upheld an Oklahoma law banning body-disfiguring sex-change surgeries for minors in what supporters are hailing as a victory for "common sense" and critics are calling a "devastating outcome."
Pastor John Amanchukwu urged pastors and other Christians on Wednesday to speak boldly against the increasingly blatant evil in American culture during Turning Point USA's Faith Forward Pastors Summit.
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.
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.
