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Christians honor God at annual Capitol Bible Reading Marathon

Christians who gathered on Capitol Hill to read the Bible emphasized the importance of exposing the public to God’s Word, reminding the nation of the principles that helped shape the country.

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  White Evangelicals most supportive of Trump 100 days in: Pew

  President Donald Trump and his policies have majority support among white Evangelical Protestants even as nearly all other religious demographics have expressed reservations about some or all of his policies, according to a new poll.

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  Sanctus Real talk spiritual burnout, deconstruction and offering hope to the Church through music

  Sanctus Real’s new single “The Difference” delivers a bold message of hope in Jesus, as the veteran Christian band responds to rising deconstruction in the Church with songs rooted in faith, authenticity and spiritual healing.

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  New River Bible Chapel pastor found dead at home, police suspect ‘foul play’

  The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office in Arizona is investigating the death of New River Bible Chapel, Pastor William Schonemann, after he was found dead in his home under suspicious circumstances Monday. He was 76.

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  Gospel powerhouse performances push 2 Christian singers to ‘American Idol’ top 10

  Christian contestants Canaan James Hill and Breanna Nix advanced to the Top 10 on “American Idol” Monday night, continuing to spotlight their faith as a central part of their journey on the long-running singing competition.

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  ATF investigating fire at Tenn. church with historic ties to Civil Rights Movement

  The ATF is investigating a fire that devastated a Tennessee church with historic ties to the Civil Rights Movement.

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  Proof of demons, angels and near-death experiences? Lee Strobel reveals all

  Renowned Christian author Lee Strobel said Americans' interest in a "realm beyond that which we can see and touch" drove him to write his latest book — an exploration of the supernatural.

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  Elders reject Firefly's findings in Michael Brown investigation, say he didn't engage in sexual abuse

  A group of Christian leaders asked by the board of the North Carolina-based The Line of Fire – Dr. Brown Ministries, Inc, to review the findings of a Firefly investigation, which concluded that the ministry’s founder Michael Brown engaged in sexual misconduct with two women, have rejected the findings.

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  Mark Carney: 5 things to know about Canada's newly elected PM

  Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney led the Liberal Party to a narrow victory in Monday's election. The party earned a fourth term in power as it seeks to oppose U.S President Donald Trump. 

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  Naked child images seized by police returned to Texas art exhibit; ACLU hails victory

  The ACLU of Texas is celebrating a First Amendment victory after the Fort Worth Police Department returned photographs by acclaimed artist Sally Mann to the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth months after their seizure in January. 

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  Trump admin. responds to NYT article on deportation of drug dealer and kidnapper

  The U.S. Department of Homeland Security derided The New York Times for glossing over the criminal history of Nascimento Blair, an illegal immigrant deported to Jamaica years after he was convicted of dealing drugs and kidnapping a teenage boy. 

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  Mich. couple charged with trafficking Chinese women at illicit massage parlors

  A Michigan man is accused of helping his wife run a human trafficking operation through illicit massage parlors where the pair allegedly forced women to live and work long hours for low wages, according to the authorities. 

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  DOJ 'going after' criminals who vandalized churches, pro-life clinics, attorney says

  A leading Trump administration attorney says the Department of Justice has dismissed several cases against pro-life activists filed by the Biden administration and vowed to prosecute perpetrators responsible for vandalizing churches and pro-life pregnancy centers.