Remembering China’s Christian Pioneers
Among China’s ethnic minorities, the Miao, Yi and Lisu have the most Christians—making up about 30 percent to 60 percent … Read More
Nuns Traumatized After School Attack in Egypt
Two nuns in Upper Egypt faced “unimaginable fear”—with one later hospitalized over the emotional trauma—when 1,500 Muslim villagers brandishing swords … Read More
Crystal Cathedral Attendance Rebounds After Schullers Exit
Churchgoers walk outside the Crystal Cathedral megachurch following a church service in Garden Grove, Calif., Sunday. The megachurch has been … Read More
Scorecard Rates Congressional Support for Religious Freedom
Religious freedom is one of the most precious freedoms we enjoy in America. But nearly 70 percent of the world’s … Read More
US Supreme Court Rejects Christian Campus Group’s Appeal
In a loss for religious freedom advocates, the Supreme Court on Monday decided not to review a case involving a … Read More
Christians United for Israel Crosses Million-Member Mark
In a strong show of support for Israel, Christians United for Israel (CUFI) just crossed the million member mark. CUFI … Read More
Crackdown in Iran Hits Official Churches
In a rare crackdown on a concentrated area, Iranian authorities have arrested Christians living in the country’s third largest city … Read More
Were Angels Watching Over Tornado Survivors?
If you’ve never believed in angels before, this may change your tune. At least it did for one Henryville, Ind., … Read More
Millions Mourn Death of Coptic Christian Pope
Millions of Coptic Christians mourned the death on Sunday of His Holiness Shenouda III. The Coptic Christian pope served for … Read More
Mission Aviation Fellowship Dedicates Two Planes for Service in Indonesia
Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF), an aviation, communications and technology ministry serving 1,500 Christian and relief organizations worldwide, today dedicated two … Read More
Internet Evangelism Site Making Disciples
It’s dark for most of the day, and she digs firewood out of the snow when she wants heat. She … Read More
‘Kony 2012’ Opens Door to Media and Law Symposium
The wildly successful Kony 2012 social media campaign demonstrated that artists, human rights advocates and legal professionals can work together … Read More
The Rock Church Sees Miracle Debt Cancellation
Despite some churches falling into bankruptcy, God is still in the miracle business. The Rock Church International in Virginia Beach, … Read More
Government Finds Backdoor to Tax Churches and Nonprofits
While the federal government and the Catholic Church wrestle over health-care provided contraception and abortions, city and county governments may … Read More
Iran Sees Explosive Church Growth, Sparks of Revival
Open Doors staff members recently reported that church growth is “explosive” in Iran; they even speak of a revival. Iran … Read More
Survey: Bible Readers Prefer One Translation, Consult Many
Among regular Bible readers, more than a third indicate they read it nearly every day and typically use one primary … Read More
Radio Personnel Risk Lives for Gospel
The U.N. Security Council has described the Arab Spring as the “most significant event of the early 21st century.” Although … Read More
Proverbs 31, Victoria’s Secret and Viral Marketing
When Alex Eklund updated his Facebook status on Nov. 30, he had no idea it would make him a social … Read More
Mega Strip Club Set to Open Next to Convent
A $3 million strip club is planned just steps away from a convent, despite the presence of children and others … Read More
INSP’s David Cerullo Scrutinized for $2.5 Million Salary
David Cerullo, the son of evangelist Morris Cerullo and CEO of the nonprofit Christian broadcaster Inspiration Networks (INSP), is in … Read More
IDF Monitoring the Palestinian Ceasefire
Israel Defense Forces Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Benny Gantz said the IDF would see whether the Egyptian-mediated ceasefire would hold. … Read More