Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir Raises $80K for Haiti Relief
The Grammy-winning Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir raised $80,000 for Haiti earthquake relief efforts during a concert Sunday at the Brooklyn Tabernacle … Read More
Anglican Archbishop Kidnapped in Southern Nigeria
Gunmen are still holding the Anglican archbishop of Benin diocese in southern Nigeria’s Edo state after abducting him on Sunday. … Read More
Haggard Memoir May Give Hope to Couples in Crisis
Today’s release of Gayle Haggard’s book Why I Stayed: The Choices I Made in My Darkest Hour, detailing why she … Read More
Ministry Embarks on National ‘Root 52’ Prayer Campaign
A yearlong prayer campaign is traveling across the United States to reclaim the nation’s Christian roots. Dubbed Root 52, the 52-week … Read More
Christians Most Hit by Religious Freedom Violations in Indonesia
Mob succeeds in getting local official to shut down HKBP church in West Java. A moderate Muslim research institute focusing … Read More
Thousands to ‘March for Life’ on Roe v. Wade Anniversary
Tens of thousands of pro-life activists are expected to participate in the annual March for Life in Washington, D.C., Friday, … Read More
Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir Sings for Haitian Relief
The Grammy-winning Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir will take to the streets Saturday, marching across the Brooklyn Bridge as they sing and … Read More
Rifqa Bary to Remain in Foster Care Until Age 18
Runaway teen convert Rifqa Bary will not be forced to return to her Muslim parents. An agreement the 17-year-old reached … Read More
Christians in Jos, Nigeria, Fear Further Attacks
Gunshots and smoke continued to alarm residents of Jos in central Nigeria today, with the Christian community fearing further violence … Read More
Heartache, Miracles Mark Relief Efforts in Haiti
At 4:53 p.m.—the moment when a magnitude 7.0 earthquake turned Haiti upside down a week ago Tuesday—hundreds of Christians spent … Read More
Coalition Appeals Ruling Denying D.C. Marriage Vote
Advocates for traditional marriage in the District of Columbia are appealing a ruling last week that denies voters a referendum … Read More
Forced Recantations of Faith Continue in Vietnam
A Vietnamese man violently forced to recant his fledgling Christian faith faces pressure from authorities and clansmen to prove his … Read More
Pro-Life Activists to Protest Building of Nation’s Largest Abortion Clinic
On the day commemorating Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday, thousands of pro-life activists are expected to convene in Houston to … Read More
Christian Aid Groups Mobilize Response to Haiti Earthquake
Christian groups are among the international teams rushing to assist victims of a 7.0-magnitude earthquake that rocked Haiti late Tuesday. … Read More
Pat Robertson Under Fire for Haiti Remarks
Christian broadcaster Pat Robertson has come under fire for remarks he made Wednesday on his 700 Club program suggesting the … Read More
Christian Aid Organizations Respond to Haiti Quake
Christian groups were among the international teams rushing to assist victims of a 7.0-magnitude earthquake that rocked Haiti late Tuesday. … Read More
CBN Marks 50 Years in Ministry
The nation’s first Christian television network marked 50 years in ministry Monday. Founded by Pat Robertson, the Christian Broadcasting Network … Read More
Church Buildings Attacked in Malaysia Following Court Decision
In unprecedented acts that stunned Christians in Malaysia, suspected Islamists have attacked eight church buildings since the country’s High Court … Read More
Youth Evangelist Winkie Pratney Recovering After Stroke
New Zealand-based youth evangelist Winkie Pratney is slowly recovering from a stroke that caused a brain aneurysm the day after … Read More
Coptic Christians Gunned Down After Christmas Service in Egypt
Despite threats of violence from Muslims in an area of Egypt wracked by sectarian violence, police declined to increase security … Read More
D.C. Faith Leaders Seek Referendum to Repeal Gay Marriage Law
A coalition of faith leaders wants to put a referendum on the November ballot to allow District of Columbia … Read More