Christianity Today

Religious leaders in the Central African Republic say they were stunned the United States deported migrants without cultural or familiar ties to the landlocked African country last Friday. They questioned why people who fled religious and political persecution were sent to a nation still grappling with its own history of sectarian violence and instability. The

As Americans celebrate the 250th anniversary of the nation’s founding, half of pastors say their churches will join in the festivities.

According to a Lifeway Research study, 50 percent of US Protestant pastors b...

Pastor Anwar Hossain often travels an hour’s drive from his home in Dhaka, the Bangladesh capital, to his native village to catch up with family and friends. When he last visited in April, his trip had a more pressing purpose: to comfort families devastated by the loss of their children to measles.

Upon reaching Sreepur Upazila in Gazipur district, Hossain met with ...

Not long ago, I joined my wife in the kitchen after work. The sun was out, and the kids came running, asking me to play outside. I brushed them off, and as they left the room, my wife knowingly asked how I was doing.

The short answer, I told her, is that I don’t really know, and I haven’t known for a while. Maybe it’s just a busy season at work, or the fact that our...

“Nice win! All right, we’re done for the night,” I said to my 6-year-old son. “Time to put the cards away.”

“Ugh, I wanted to play another game!” he said, pouting.

“Sorry bud, it’s already a little past bedtime. We need to get you to sleep.”

Out burst an emphatic “no!” accompanied by angry crocodile tears. “I’m not done playing!”

“I lov...