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Whether driving Bibles to Mexico or dispatching mission ships across oceans, he embodied “reckless abandonment” for Christ.‌

Believers in the profession risk losing their licenses if they speak about their religion on social media.

One Christian man stayed behind to work. He hasn’t seen his family in three years.

Christians believe they are the target of the latest amendment to the country’s foreign funding law.

A study finds that when American clergy address politics, it’s primarily about abortion, Israel, and homosexuality.

How a Nashville-based ministry is helping churches train marginalized entrepreneurs.

They want the regime to fall, but Iranian believers have differing views on their country’s war.

As the fighting drags into its fourth year, Christians confront loss and trauma.

As the Supreme Court weighs Trump’s move to end birthright citizenship, Christian immigrants say it has cast a shadow over the joy of parenthood.

The pharmaceutical company claims four members of the Church of God in Christ fraudulently resold a discounted diabetes drug.