Planned Parenthood is blasting NBC for not running an advertisement for a movie that has the word "abortion" in it, but the news agency has denied that it ever received word from "Obvious Child" representatives regarding their interest in buying a spot to advertise the movie.
According to World Evangelical Alliance's Permanent Representative Deborah Fikes, American Christians are outliers among the global church in their lack of support for nuclear arm disarmament. But why?
A Christian pastor's comedic and sincere efforts to minister to Major and Minor League umpires has resulted in 66 baptisms over the past decade.
A Sudanese woman and mother of two who was sentenced to death for allegedly converting from Islam to Christianity has been freed, her lawyer confirms.
As their countries have opened their doors to hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees from its deadly civil war, the Christian community in Jordan and Lebanon have welcomed their beleaguered neighbors with aid, counseling, trauma support and family programs.
Actress and recent star of "Think Like a Man Too" Meagan Good said that while she has not appeared nude in a film, she is not necessarily against it.
The vast majority of Protestant pastors and clergy drastically underestimate the prevalence of domestic violence and sexual abuse within their congregations, says a new report from Sojourners and IMA World Health.
With a soundtrack which evokes the Grammy-winning British band Mumford and Sons and a protagonist who struggles with staying faithful to his wife, greed and fame, "The Song" may challenge audience notions of a stereotypical Christian film.
In part two of CP's interview with Dr. David Curry, CEO of Open Doors USA, an organization which advocates for persecuted Christians around the world, he shares why 2014 has generally been a more peaceful year for the Egyptian church than 2013 and gives an update about the state of Iranian Christians.
Last month, Southern Baptists reported its seventh straight year of declining numbers. Yet, even as the largest American Protestant denomination, along with many other Mainline denominations, continue to lose members, the charismatic Assembles of God has experienced its 24th year of attendance growth in the United States.
