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New data reveals that more than 500 million Christians worldwide face Bible access restrictions, as laws imposed by governments hostile to Christianity and socioeconomic barriers prevent many who would like a Bible from having one.
A Havana court has convicted a 21-year-old Christian content creator who called Cuba a “dictatorship,” finding her and her mother guilty of violating the privacy of a state security agent they filmed at their home.
Events from this week in Christian history include John of Capistrano becoming a monk, the Fourth Council of Constantinople, and the launching of a conservative United Methodist Church group.
Franklin Graham used the biblical story of Lot’s flight from Sodom to urge thousands in Manchester, England, on Saturday night to seek forgiveness through Christ and accept His gift of salvation. He warned them not to be like Lot’s wife, who looked back and was lost.
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.
Despite his newfound freedom, Pastor Ezra Jin's heart remains with the eight leaders from his Beijing Zion Church who remain imprisoned in China, where he prays long-suffering Christians will soon find relief and reap a spiritual harvest sown in persecution.
Lauren Burns, who was kidnapped by her father at age 7, shares her remarkable story of rescue, healing and how her faith in God helped transform trauma into a journey of redemption.
Members of the Scottish Parliament have said they hope the example of Church of Scotland missionary Jane Haining, who died in Auschwitz, would encourage people to “confront prejudice, persecution and hatred.”
In Leavenworth, a Washington mountain town remade in the image of Bavaria, alphorns echo amid the Cascades and beer gardens line streets that look imported from the Alps.
Los Angeles is free to keep displaying a cross and Nativity scene in one of its historic districts after a federal court declined to reverse a lower court decision rejecting a constitutional challenge to the displays in what a religious liberty law firm is praising as “common sense.”
Here are five highlights from the past week, including a new determination on the number of refugees that will be admitted to the United States and the withdrawal of the remaining U.S. troops from Iraq.
A Texas county judge says Christians “who care about souls” have a duty to get out and vote in the midterm elections next month, saying it's imperative for churches to mobilize voters.
Grammy-winning Pastor Marvin Winans, who IRS records show was paid more than $545,000 last year for working 20 hours per week at his Perfecting Community Development Corporation in Detroit, Michigan, denied receiving a “dime” and insists his accountant made an error.
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth heralded the creation of the Pentagon's new Office of Religious Affairs by quoting from the Psalms, an announcement that drew criticism from secularist advocates and support from a Catholic archdiocese.
Pastor Ezra Jin offered new details of his testimony, reflections on the theology of suffering and insight into the plight of persecuted Christians during an interview with The Christian Post.
The Louisiana Conference of The United Methodist Church is preparing to put $15 million behind its remaining congregations, including $5 million to erase church debt and another $10 million for new and expanded ministry projects.
For six and a half years, Jeff Woodke, a missionary worker with Youth with a Mission Relief and Development, slept outside in the West African desert, often with chains around his ankles.
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.
