CB Condez

A Christian organization has shown support for presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump, a view that not every Christian leader shares.

A report by six non-government organizations says that Christians and non-Muslim asylum-seekers in Germany are being bullied and harassed by other migrants and even security personnel, and the call for separate housing seems to become more urgent.

Presidential hopeful Donald Trump has taken a swipe at Russell Moore, Southern Baptist Convention's head of Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, and Moore said he agrees.

Myanmar's Union minister for religious affairs met with Christian communities in Kayin state and apologized for the actions of a Bhuddist monk, who built two stupas in the property owned by a church.

Maverick Dean Bryan, a 55-year-old man from Mineral Springs, had admitted during a detention hearing to having written threatening letters to seven Arkansas mayors of Ashdown, saying that he would hang them from "mighty oaks" on courthouse lawns if his demand was not met. He demanded that religion ...

Many Christians are worried about the growing secularism in society, but an author talks about how they can still impact public schools.

Around 40 Christians were hacked to death in a village in the Democratic Republic of Congo's North Kivu provice, prompting thousands of people to flee the area. The attacks reportedly started late on May 3.

Evangelist Pat Robertson said that the move to allow transgenders to use restrooms and similar facilities that do not correspond with their sex at birth is yet another attempt at destroying the Judeo-Christian fabric of America.

Christian ministry Release International has given praise to the journalist who went to North Korea to cover the real news but was detained then expelled from the country.

A professor of law at the Harvard University says that conservatives are to blame for "culture wars," but not everyone agrees.

One Million Moms, an organization that focuses on negative influences on the youth, has been putting pressure on the show "The Real O'Neals." They have been calling sponsors, the latest of which is Yum! Brands, to stop supporting the sitcom as it "mocks Christianity and insults Catholicism."