A new chapel and a 124-bed dormitory are underway on the Lee University campus and are slated for completion later this year.

The oppression of religion around the world and U.S. policy to address challenges to this basic human right was the focus of a hearing held today by Congressman Chris Smith (NJ-04), chairman of the House congressional panel that oversees international human rights.

Churches from all across the U.S. have work teams in Joplin, Missouri, where thousands have lost everything after a devastating tornado struck that town.

A Texas high school valedictorian is thankful that a federal appeals court blocked a judge’s order prohibiting prayer at her weekend graduation ceremony.

Due to the number of LMRs and other missions-loving people who have registered to attend the LMR (local church missions representative) Rally and Celebration, World Missions has changed the location of the meeting to the North Cleveland Church of God.

Pakistan (MNN) ― Armed Muslims disrupted the church service of Numseoul Presbyterian Church outside Lahore, Pakistan on Sunday, May 29. The Muslims cursed the congregation, smashed a glass altar, desecrated Bibles and a cross, and man-handled those who tried to stop them.

Christianity Today International (CTI) is pleased to announce the launch of a dramatically redesigned college website, ChristianCollegeGuide.net, in partnership with the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU).

More than 9 in 10 Americans still say they believe in God, a new poll shows.

A laugh-filled, heart-warming, animated, Christian tale, The Lion of Judah is premiers nationwide on June 3.