...Malhotra also added that “those closest” to Kennedy have reportedly expressed that they “cannot understand” why the COVID-19 vaccine “continues to be prescribed.”

Workshop shows sophisticated craftsmanship during time of Abraham, archaeologists say.

The eldest son of the late Pastor John MacArthur grew deeply emotional Saturday as he reflected on his father's nearly 60-year ministry, his courage and dying advice to stay faithful.

Canada's assisted suicide laws are rapidly expanding, with a group of doctors now pushing for disabled newborn babies to be euthanized. The demand for euthanasia is so high that doctors cannot keep up...

...An ethnic cleansing of religious minorities is occurring throughout the Middle East. Jews, Christians, Yazidis, and others are threatened with extinction.

There are concerns about the future of theology and religious studies in the U.K., as the number of universities offering these subjects continues to decline. A broad spectrum of leaders have...

A federal judge has ordered the Oakland Unified School District to grant Good News Clubs equal access to school facilities as other after-school programs. U.S. District Judge Haywood S. Gilliam Jr. issued...

A remarkable archaeological discovery on Sir Bani Yas Island in Abu Dhabi is transforming historians’ understanding of how Christianity spread during the seventh and eighth centuries.

Grand Canyon University, America’s largest Christian college, has secured a major win against what school officials describe as a prolonged campaign of government harassment. The FTC dismissed...

...In January, the immigrant population had hit its all-time high under the last few weeks of the Biden administration at 53.3 million. Now, that number appears to be smaller at 51.9 million people...

Numerous of protests took place on Saturday throughout England against the government scheme of housing alleged asylum seekers in hotels in towns and cities across the country, sparking concerns...

The Israel Defense Forces continued attacking Hamas positions in northern Gaza this weekend, despite a growing international outcry claiming that Israel is committing “genocide” by seeking military victory.

Just over a year after Pastor Tony Evans stepped down as leader of the 11,000-member church in Dallas, Texas, due to a sin that has not been disclosed publicly, he is back to preaching.

...People who go to church are generally healthier, happier and have better social support, according to research. But do those effects extend to online services? And how do they compare to in-person...?

In its review of Smithsonian museums, the White House has compiled several examples of what it says are overly negative portrayals of U.S. history.

As former pastors reflect on their time in the ministry, they highlight areas of concern and offer suggestions for current pastors. Few pastors leave the pulpit each year, but those who do say it was...

The Embassy of the State of Eritrea refused to release of Christian leaders imprisoned in what is often called "the North Korea of Africa" for more than 20 years without charges...

Cracker Barrel’s stock price fell by double digits this week after the company unveiled a new logo, marking the first major design change in nearly half a century.

The Evangelical world is reacting after famed American Evangelical leader Dr. James Dobson died this week at the age of 89, praising his influence on countless lives and ministries.

In the case of delivery of aid into Gaza, Israeli officials have again questioned the UN over its data, specifically aid getting stolen or intercepted and the number of trucks entering the enclave from Israel.

...The retail and grocery giant cites a "lack of demand," but the move comes on the heels of a campaign from faith-based and conservative organizations. These groups hail the decision as a win for life. 

A court in Vienna ruled this week that Islamic Sharia law can be legally upheld in Austria in civil disputes, sparking accusations that the nation’s Christian values are being undermined by multiculturalism.