Adoptive Families Wait Overseas to Bring Children Home

A national-interest exception under the travel ban leaves one parent stranded abroad for weeks, and churches are stepping in.

Watchdog Reports Growing Pressure on Middle Eastern Christians

Aid to the Church in Need says Syria, Lebanon and Iraq raise fears for Christianity's ancient heartland, with Africa the epicenter.

Remembering a Designer Who Made Bibles Easier to Read

Klaus Krogh of 2K/Denmark spent four decades on Bible typefaces, including one made for readers with dyslexia.

How Can I Know That I Am Really Saved?

Pastors and Catholic apologists agree on three practical tests from 1 John for a believer troubled by doubt.

Gateway Seminary reports record enrollment for the fall

The Southern Baptist school in Ontario, California, grew to 1,095 students and its largest incoming class ever.

Hundreds protest a planned church in West Java, Indonesia

Officials in Purwakarta say the church met its requirements and urge dialogue, while residents ask for a review of the approvals.

Police detain more than 20 Christians at a house church in China

Church leader Mr. Ding and several co-workers were still held on October 19 without any detention notice, church sources say.

Archaeologists find the church St. Jerome wrote about in A.D. 396