Suzette Gutierrez Cachila

The Missouri House of representatives advanced a state constitutional amendment that would allow the unborn to be declared as persons.

China protested the findings of a U.S. report saying it belongs to a list of countries in which violations of religious freedom are categorized as "severe."

The people behind "Jesus Lunch" were able to breathe a sigh of relief when officials of Middleton High School announced they will end their lease of the park where the daily lunches were held, a move that could end the disagreement between the lunch organizers and the school district.

A piece of pottery containing the "shopping list" of the ancient soldiers of Judah gives evidence that the Bible is true, according to researchers.

The attacks of Muslims against Christians in Nigeria is a daily reality, according to Bishop Matthew Kukah who serves in the diocese of Sokoto.

The U.S. Justice Department said the North Carolina law that prohibits transgenders to use bathrooms according to their gender identity violates the Civil Rights Act.

Christians gathered together in front of the Lahore High Court on Tuesday to raise their voices against the demolition of four historic churches.

A report by the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom has named seven countries that should be added to the list of the worst offenders of religious freedom.

A former student of Missouri State University filed a federal lawsuit against the school for dropping him out of a master's degree program in 2014 because of his Christian beliefs.

A Christian family became the target of an attack on Tuesday when attackers, believed to be Muslims, threw homemade bombs at the family's home in western Chuadanga. The attack adds to the increasing discrimination against minorities in Muslim dominated Bangladesh.

A hashtag that has recently become popular on Twitter has opened up the door to opposing perspectives about the Bible.