At NatCon, a Confusing Resurgence of Anti-Muslim Sentiment
The National Conservatism Conference’s negative focus on Islam makes for a potential preview of what Christian Nationalists will be concerned with in the next year.
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Key Texas School District Faces State Takeover amid Surge in Homeschooling
One of the largest public school systems in Texas is at risk of a state takeover after years of plummeting academic ratings
Asian-American Baptists on mission in southeast Asia | Baptist Press
Three Southern Baptist Asian groups sent people overseas this summer, to Cambodia, Thailand, Myanmar and the Philippines. All reported amazing stories of God at work with and through them.
The Secret Prayers of Gamblers
Locating the spiritual longing hiding in America’s obsession with betting.
The 2025 Christianity Today Compassion Awards
Meet CT’s inaugural class of winners—seven organizations doing good work in the name of Christ.
Incentivizing Life Change at Springs Rescue Mission
A homeless shelter helps short- and long-term guests find housing and purpose.
Stepping In for Struggling Parents at Safe Families
Children avoid the brokenness of the US foster care system through temporary stays at churchgoers' homes.
New Jersey bishop mourns for priest who died by suicide
The bishop of Paterson, New Jersey, Kevin Sweeney, mourned the suicide of Father Rafael Ciro, a Colombian-born priest who served as pastor of St. Stephen’s Church.
After Minneapolis Shooting, Security Firms See Influx of Interest From Faith Groups
Even so, many houses of worship ban guns on their property — and religious groups have been among the loudest calling for gun control legislation.
New animated movie aims to bring story of Jesus to life through eyes of John the disciple
“Light of the World” is the first movie from the Salvation Poem Project, a nonprofit ministry and independent studio that crafts stories to share Jesus Christ with the world.
