Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently sparked controversy when he said that his creation, the world's largest social network, is similar to a church in the way both create community and bring people together.
Experts are raising the alarm that America is headed for a "national emergency" that could spell economic and cultural disaster as it recorded its lowest birth rate in history last year.
At least 61 refugees who came to the United States from 2002 to 2016 took part in terror activities on U.S. soil that were meant to kill and injure people, the Heritage Foundation revealed in a new report.
The streams of blood from defenseless Copts massacred by Islamist extremists continue to drench Egypt—with no end in sight.
The "power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes" (Romans 1:16) is once in full display in a story about a shaman who turned to Christ in northwest China as shared by Open Doors USA.
An estimated 319 million people have no access to safe drinking water in sub-Saharan Africa, with many of them enduring the daily hardship of fetching water at the nearest pond several miles away from their homes.
A bishop from California made it clear that under his watch practicing homosexuals will not be denied Holy Communion or Christian burial—as long as they are sincere in their request for this sacrament.
Pastor Alonso of Mexico still vividly remembers the time when he was beaten black and blue by a group of people in his community who did not share his faith.
In some of Vietnam's rural villages, it's "good" to be bad.
Gay marriage opponents hailed the ruling made by the Texas Supreme Court that same-sex couples are not necessarily entitled to government employment benefits.