Pope Francis made a face-to-face apology to representatives of North American indigenous nations Friday after the tribal leaders traveled to the Vatican to discuss the Roman Catholic Church’s role in the boarding school system that …
City leaders in what is characterized as an ultra-Orthodox area in Israel are considering naming a street after a Christian police officer. The officer, Amir Khoury, is an Arab who died last week while stopping …
A video of what some claim are Christian missionaries praying in a Hindu temple in India isn’t quite what it appears to be, police say. India Today reports that police said that the prayers were …
Those who identify with so-called Christian Nationalism are likely ignorant of the role religion played in American History, new research suggests. The research, published in the Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, was based …
For years, Christian evangelists told teens to try getting high on Jesus instead of drugs. Now, an American evangelist has a new question for the questioning: Have you ever tried getting high…on Jesus and weed? …
For over a decade, Christianity Today ignored sexual harassment reports against two top executives in its Carol Stream, Illinois office. Daniel Silliman of Christianity Today writes: For more than a dozen years, Christianity Today failed …
Being a mother of five means that Wendy Farrell probably knows a thing or two about moving children around. But a recent operation Farrell was part of helped move six times that number of children …
An American missionary serving as a pastor in Ukraine with Melitopol’s Word of Life Church was kidnapped by a number of Russian soldiers on Saturday. The 50-year-old pastor, Dmitry Bodyu, was reportedly taken from his …
More and more Christians are visibly involved in politics. But that shouldn’t necessarily be the goal, conservative columnist David French says. In an essay for The Dispatch, French says that he used to be overjoyed …
The materialism of transhumanism is incompatible with the spirituality of Christianity. That’s the argument that lawyer and ethicist Wesley J. Smith put forward in in a March 24 essay in First Things, a journal about …