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Iranian Christian converts who were deported from the United States earlier this year, including 27-year-old Artemis Ghasemzadeh, have reportedly received a six-month extension to remain in Panama on humanitarian visas.
Just one in four Catholic priests and Mainline Protestant pastors in the United States say they're certain that Adam and Eve were real people.
The Christian Post reached out to PCUSA clergy who opposed an amendment to require clergy candidates to be asked their views on LGBT ideology, to get their perspective now that the measure has been given final approval.
Christian leaders from Colombia and Latin America are condemning the shooting of presidential candidate and Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay at a political rally on Saturday. They have called for a time of unity in prayer on Sunday.
Actress Patricia Heaton opens up about the reality of spiritual warfare and why she hopes her latest film, "The Ritual," "wakes people up" to the unseen battle raging around them.
The Erwins, a southern gospel quartet consisting of three brothers and a sister, believe they have a collective calling to serve God through the gift of music.
A Milwaukee man has been charged in connection with a hit-and-run crash that killed a 70-year-old pastor’s wife and injured her grandson.
In an interview with Christian Daily International-The Christian Post, Cissie Graham Lynch shares her perspective on how Christians can respond to the challenges of secularism while upholding biblical truth in their families and spheres of influence.
Events that occurred this week in Christian history include Charles Stanley being elected Southern Baptist Convention president, the death of H.R. Mackintosh, and the birth of Benjamin Bosworth Smith.
Pentecost Sunday is a special day on the Christian liturgical calendar that marks the anniversary of when the Holy Spirit descended upon the early church, as documented in Acts 2:1-13.
More people in the U.K. correctly identified a line from the Lord’s Prayer than quotes from Shakespeare, Dickens, Churchill or the "Star Wars" franchise, a new national poll shows.
This week saw actions from President Donald Trump and the executive branch designed to implement the administration’s domestic policy on the issue of abortion and combatting antisemitism in addition to advancing the national security interests of the United States. Here are five highlights from the past week.
A member of a church working to ensure Afghan Christian refugees who attend the place of worship can remain in the country is lamenting the Trump administration’s “doubling down” in ensuring the removal of Aghans from the country as she pushes back on the idea that Afghanistan is now safe enough for them to return.
What’s really behind UFO sightings and alien abductions? In this eye-opening episode, Jenn Nizza sits down with Joseph Jordan — Christian UFO researcher, author of "Piercing the Cosmic Veil," and founder of PiercingTheCosmicVeil.com — to uncover what 30+ years of research has revealed.
The Administrative Committee of the Presbyterian Church in America laid out a transition plan Friday in the wake of their former stated clerk retiring after falsely accusing some ministers of sin weeks before the denomination’s 52nd General Assembly.
Over 87,000 Bibles in 22 languages will be distributed to offer the hope of Jesus to families receiving surgical care at a global network of children's hospitals, thanks to a new partnership between two prominent international Christian ministries.
A ruling by an Egyptian court transferring ownership of one of the world's oldest monasteries to the state has provoked global condemnation from Christian leaders and advocacy groups urging foreign governments to get involved.
Educator Ananthi Jebasingh received the Colson Center’s Wilberforce Award, recognizing the impact she has made over the decades teaching children in India's slums through her Good Samaritan School.
Evangelist Greg Laurie gave an exclusive interview to Christian Daily International/Christian Post before speaking at the European Congress on Evangelism, organized by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, held this week at the J.W. Marriott hotel in Berlin, Germany. He shared with them something Billy Graham shared with him before he died.
If there's one thing Tauren Wells wants Christians to reconsider, it's what they think they know about joy.
