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Egypt approved on July 1, 2019 the legalization of 127 churches and church-affiliated service buildings in the country, making the total number of registered places of worship to 1,021 since the implementation of a new law in 2016.

A Pakistani official dismissed reports of Christian persecution, comparing them to knife crimes in the UK. Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said accusations of Christians being treated harshly in Pakistan are nothing more but exaggerations.

A report calls for the UK government to implement stringent policies to protect Christians all over the world.

Southern California was hit with a seismic one-two combo, first on the 4th of July, and then a larger one the day after. I live...

An Abraham Lincoln Bible, which experts didn't know about, resurfaced, 150 years after the president's assassination. Lincoln was vague on the subject of religion and this Bible gives new clues about his faith.

One in five church buildings in The Netherlands are no longer used for worship. Dutch newspaper Trouw found that several churches are now converted for secular use.

Half of practicing Christians in the US believe that the history of slavery still has lingering effects in the country. According to the recent Barna survey, 50% of respondents said they "mostly or totally" see the negative impact of slavery during the 18th and 19th centuries on black Americans today.

As we near the fourth of July, it is inspiring and exciting to see the American flag flying proudly all over our nation. It...

A group of evangelical Christians on a train in India was reported for "disturbing public peace" by passengers.

Two giant Christian publishers warned that if Trump's proposed tariff on Chinese goods pushes through, it could also lead to a "Bible tax."

A UN independent rights expert called on the government of Eritrea to respect citizens' right to religious freedom and to "release those who have been imprisoned for their religious beliefs."

Pinterest suspended LiveAction's account on June 11, 2019 after blocking the content of the pro-life group and tagging the site as 'pornography.'

Christians in Africa fear for their lives as violent attacks against them intensify. Cardinal Dieudonne Nzapalainga warned that, "Africa is a continent where violence against Christians is exploding."

The Deaf Bible Society announced that 28 sign languages have parts of the Scripture translated and available on the Deaf Bible App and website.

Chinese Christians revealed that they have memorized the whole Bible while in prison, saying that prison guards "can't take what's hidden in your heart."