Christmas is months away, but that's not stopping a new nationwide campaign to recognize small-town churches that serve their communities during the "most wonderful time of the year."
A multisite church in North Carolina baptized 458 people in a single day, setting a record in the congregation’s 137-year history.
A new resource designed to reach Deaf and hard-of-hearing communities around the world with the Gospel has been launched by biblical media company RevelationMedia in partnership with the International Mission Board (IMB).
A petition calling for Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally’s resignation has received thousands of backers after the Anglican leader gave an award to a Muslim cleric who praised 9/11 terror mastermind Osama bin Laden on the anniversary of the world-changing event.
Events from this week in Christian history include Pope Francis leading mass before 20,000, the death of Ernst Faber, and the London Missionary Society holding its foundational meeting.
Egyptian-born pastor and evangelist Michael Youssef says the world is experiencing “unprecedented turmoil” and is urging Western Christians not to "hide" in their church pews, but rather "go to the wolves’ territories" with the Good News of Jesus.
A landmark study has shed more light on the size, shape and identity of Evangelical Christians in the U.K.
Bucking a decades-long trend of disproportionate female participation, male teenagers now outnumber their female counterparts in church youth group attendance among self-identified Christian teens in the U.S., according to a new report from Barna and prominent Christian youth ministry, Christ In Youth.
Michael Youssef is warning that Christians must “wake up” to a growing Islamist influence in the United States, particularly in Texas, while contending that the ultimate answer is found in repentance, revival and a renewed commitment to proclaiming the Gospel.
A diocese of The Episcopal Church that has been without a bishop for nearly three years amid concerns over voting and LGBT issues has finally elected a new leader.
Southern Baptist leaders are expressing their delight after Albert Mohler, longtime president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, clarified that he opposes blasphemy laws, in response to criticism of earlier remarks in which he implied support for them.
Activist missionary and worship leader Sean Feucht celebrated a “day of vindication” Monday after a California judge dismissed without prejudice a lawsuit filed by Christian philanthropist and businessman Steve Bray, accusing him of misspending a $250,000 donation he made to his ministry more than three years ago.
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