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A public school district in Southern California has agreed to notify parents when lessons include LGBT-related material and allow them to opt their children out, settling a lawsuit brought by two Christian families after a book was read to their sons without their prior knowledge.
A petition calling for Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally’s resignation has received thousands of backers after the Anglican leader gave an award to a Muslim cleric who praised 9/11 terror mastermind Osama bin Laden.
At 94, Southern Baptist missionary Sam James is still traveling to Vietnam to preach and support Christian mission work. But as he watched an entire generation of missionaries pass away, he realized something else was disappearing: the story of how Baptist Christianity first took root in Vietnam.
The Texas Supreme Court has temporarily halted a lower court's dismissal of Cindy Clemishire's defamation lawsuit against Gateway Church.
Two hundred and fifty years ago, a nation was founded not just on ideals, but on faith.
The Christian Post presents America’s 250th Anniversary — an honest look at the Christian foundations this nation was built upon and cannot afford to forget.
A pastor was shot and killed while on his way to a church service in Nigeria’s Plateau State on Sunday morning, one of at least nine people killed in a series of attacks in rural communities over the weekend.
Prominent theologian Andrew Walker has been formally installed as the dean of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary’s School of Theology, with the leader of the institution praising him as “the man who God has prepared for this role at this time.”
Despite being diagnosed with cancer for the fourth time in the last four years, Christian social media influencer Dylan Mandell says he is holding on to God’s promise of long life.
Twelve people have been charged in connection with an alleged $10 million fraud scheme involving 12 “ghost daycare centers” in the San Diego area, according to the U.S. Department of Justice, which has dubbed the crackdown “Operation Cradle to Grift.”
North Dakota’s highest court has upheld a state ban on cosmetic sex-change surgeries and puberty-blocking drugs for minors who identify as the opposite sex.
Egyptian-born pastor and evangelist Michael Youssef says the world is experiencing “unprecedented turmoil” and is urging Western Christians not to "hide" in their church pews, but rather "go to the wolves’ territories" with the Good News of Jesus.
Myanmar’s military junta has shot and killed a Baptist pastor in the Christian-majority Chin state, the third killing of a pastor there in about three and a half months, according to a religious freedom group that is pressing the U.S. government to act.
A lawsuit filed by parents challenging a Connecticut law that eliminated religious exemptions to school vaccine mandates has been dismissed because a law states that such exemptions are not protected under a longstanding religious freedom law.
This week in Christian history features Pope Francis leading Mass before 20,000, the death of Ernst Faber, and the London Missionary Society holding its foundational meeting.
Vice President JD Vance is publicly criticizing a prominent United Methodist Church pastor for supporting what he calls an "anti-Christian” drag troupe.
Pastor Ding Shuqi of the persecuted Early Rain Covenant Church in Chengdu, China, urged the world to remember the plight of Chinese Christians, whose freedoms he said are being crushed by the Chinese Communist Party.
The daughter of the imprisoned former mayor of a Syrian Christian town says her father’s ordeal has strengthened her faith in God for keeping him alive, as she works alongside religious freedom advocacy groups to secure his release.
Geng Pengpeng, wife of Pastor Gao Yingjia, told The Christian Post that the continued imprisonment of her husband and seven other Beijing Zion Church leaders has refined her faith and united Christians in China.
