An online fundraiser has garnered nearly $50,000 for the family of a 37-year-old man who was shot to death in front of his two-year-old son and pregnant wife while he was sharing the Gospel in Montgomery, Alabama last weekend.

This week marks the anniversary of the death of a Christian daimyo, the chartering of Baylor University, and the “Four Chaplains” tragedy during World War II.

Most visitors to Puerto Rico seem unaware that the oldest church anywhere in the United States can be found on the Caribbean island territory.

Chick-fil-A, the largest fast-food restaurant chain in the United States, will soon open its second location in Marshall, Texas, where the franchise owners' buried an open Bible in the building's foundation as a reflection of their faith in God.

The omicron subvariant, known as BA.2 and which is even more contagious than the original omicron strain, known as BA.1, has spread to nearly half of U.S. states, including California, Texas and Washington, but is currently circulating at a low level, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has said.

I am convinced that a retrospective step back to old-time Christianity will inevitably bring back the charismatic and raw power of God, as it happened in the past.

An Oregon appeals court told a state agency Wednesday to reconsider its order for a Christian couple to pay $135,000 in damages for refusing to bake a cake for a same-sex wedding but upheld a ruling that their bakery violated state discrimination law.

Legendary Christian hip-hop artist Brady “Phanatik” Goodwin, one of the founders of the trailblazing rap group The Cross Movement, announced last week that he is no longer a Christian and that he no longer believes the Bible. His peers in Christian rap are responding to his departure and criticism of the Bible.