Generous in its spirit and sweet-natured in its ribbing, Tyler Perry’s Meet the Browns offers a strong endorsement of Christian faith and perseverance while delivering plenty of laughs.

The Los Angeles Police Department engaged in religious discrimination by disciplining an employee for off-duty remarks made about homosexual acts, an LAPD sergeant and also a pastor has alleged in a lawsuit filed against the city and the department.

Australia, the host country for this year's celebration of World Youth Day, is among the world's most thoroughly secularized nations, a survey by Bertelsmann Foundation in Germany ...

If we focus on God's promise, when we are confronted with disaster, we will not be defeated.

Break the silence and live by honesty. It is the surest turn in our healing to understand that we are not alone, that we share a common sorrow, a common longing, which is not our own private nightmare.

An amazing new hymn called Immersed in the Spirit. Hear it! Also info about auditions for the Temecuka Gospel Festival.

Senator Chuck Grassley says two ministries have responded fully to an inquiry into how they spend donors' dollars.

An evangelical public relations expert believes Barack Obama could potentially win a significant chunk of the evangelical Christian vote in November.

Alberta Pastor Steve Boissoin was found guilty last November of having written a letter to the editor in the Red Deer Advocate that was "likely" to expose homosexuals to hatred.

Pro-family activist Gary Bauer says conservatives cannot afford to endure four years of Barack Obama in hopes that his presidency will be so bad that he will go down to defeat in 2012.