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Christian leaders in Haiti share what is different for believers between 2010 and now, after another deadly earthquake.

The church was at work in Afghanistan long before America’s “forever war” began—and will remain at work there now that the war has ended.

Despite the risks in Mozambique, Christians are flocking to camps and targeted villages to provide resources and spiritual care.

In the conflict over racial issues and critical race theory, the position to “just preach the gospel” misses the gospel.

Christian engagement on social media should be distinguished by our commitment to always speak in good faith.

If pastors constantly pour into the lives of others—into ministry—who's pouring into their lives? Here's a plan to help.

As new racial tensions divide the country, Promise Keepers leaders wonder what they could have done differently.

More than 100 students at a Baptist boarding school in Nigeria’s northern state of Kaduna were captured early Monday morning in what Nigerian church leaders call the worst kidnapping of Christians to date.

A Christian restauranteur relies on God while navigating his first major layoffs, angry customers, closures, and the continued challenges brought on by COVID-19.

Sam Collier, Hillsong’s first African American senior pastor, calls for revival in the birthplace of civil rights.