Regent President Carlos Campo Steps Down
Regent University has announced that Dr. Carlos Campo is stepping down as president. “We are very appreciative of Carlos’ work these … Read More
Jennifer LeClaire
Moroccan Christian Jailed for ‘Shaking the Faith of a Muslim’
A Moroccan Christian man has been jailed for two-and-a-half years and fined for evangelizing. Mohamed el Baldi, 34, from the … Read More
‘Hello, This Is Pope Francis’
Of all the novelties that Pope Francis has brought to the Vatican, few have endeared him to the public—and unsettled … Read More
Gay Rights vs. Religious Rights: 7 Issues to Watch
The rights of religious groups or individuals that object to same-sex marriage continue to clash with those pursued by gay … Read More
San Antonio Approves Gay Rights Measure After Fierce Debate
San Antonio approved a measure on Thursday that outlaws discrimination against gays, despite fierce opposition from conservatives and marking a … Read More
Persecuted Coptic Christians Still Hopeful
Former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams took Britain’s Christian community to task last month when he said that Western Christians … Read More
‘Lamb of God’ Banned From Performing in Malaysia
Muslim-majority Malaysia has canceled a performance by American heavy metal band Lamb of God because the group allegedly offended Islam … Read More
Mass. Supreme Court Weighs Challenge to Pledge of Allegiance
Justices of Massachusetts’ highest court examined the nature of the Pledge of Allegiance Wednesday as they heard a challenge from … Read More
Matthew West Makes History With Record-Breaking Song
Four-time Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Matthew West’s hit single “Hello, My Name Is” has broken the record for the most weeks at … Read More
New Jersey Megachurch Takes ‘Organic’ Approach to Community Service
Kingdom Church, which has 6,100 members spread across campuses in Ewing and Burlington, N.J., is taking a different approach to … Read More
The Gay Bullies Strike Again
Many Americans were shocked to hear the report by Todd Starnes that “a family-owned Christian bakery, under investigation for refusing … Read More
Cleveland Kidnapper Ariel Castro Found Hanged in Jail Cell
Ariel Castro, sentenced to life in prison for the kidnapping, rape and beatings of three Cleveland women he held captive … Read More
50 Years Later, Birmingham Bombing Survivors Share Forgiveness Message
Bishop James Lowe can recall precisely where he was at 10:22 a.m., Sunday, Sept. 15, 1963, when a bomb planted … Read More
Leadership, Race and Evangelism in the 21st Century
Kyle Searcy, pastor of Fresh Anointing House of Worship in Montgomery, Ala., has a passion for developing a new generation … Read More
Where Are the Statesmen?
While reading a book about Winston Churchill framed in his own words, I was struck by the vast difference between … Read More
Religious Diversity Increasing at the Office, but Pitfalls Rising
The American workplace, like the rest of U.S. society, is becoming more religiously diverse and that is raising concerns about … Read More
Pope Asks Other Faiths to Join Day of Prayer for Peace in Syria
Pope Francis on Sunday invited people of all faiths to join him and the world’s Catholics in a day of … Read More
Iowa Board Votes to End ‘Tele-Med’ Abortions
The Iowa Board of Medicine took a final step on Friday to stop Planned Parenthood of the Heartland from providing … Read More
Aaron Paul, Ben Kingsley May Join Christian Bale in Ridley Scott’s ‘Exodus’
Ridley Scott continues to build the supporting cast of his Moses movie “Exodus,” as Aaron Paul and Ben Kingsley are … Read More
Gay Rights Trump Parental Rights in US Appeals Court
California’s ban on a controversial therapy aimed at reversing homosexuality in children was upheld by a federal appeals court on … Read More
A Troubling Call From Syria
Nuri Kino is a Sweden-based independent investigative reporter, filmmaker, author, Middle East and human-rights analyst. His report, titled ”The Camp,” which … Read More