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We all long for justice, and we can all tell that the world is not a just place. But should we leave justice up to God, or seek to achieve it ourselves?

On the 200th anniversary of the end of the British slave trade, a film company whose latest movie commemorates abolitionist William Wilberforce is supporting a modern-day campaign to raise public awareness of the impact of slavery today.

What is the most important thing you can do this Christmas? There’s a long list to consider, to be sure. Let’s bracket off honoring the birth of Christ by attending a church service celebrating the event, as this should be a given. What else is...

A claim by an Indian teenager that her mother tried to sell her into sex slavery has focused renewed attention on South Asia's notorious prostitution trade.

Marcus T. Coleman has been selected as the new director of the Department of Homeland Security's Center for Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships.

Philippines-based megachurch pastor Apollo Quiboloy surrendered to police Sunday at his church's 74-acre compound in Davao City following a two-week standoff to answer to child sex trafficking and other charges.

Though having a Pope is a foreign idea to Evangelicals, there is much that we can learn from Pope Francis.

Churches and other Christian organizations are dying for people to share their gifts and talents, to bring their offerings of skill for the betterment of the Body of Christ. What squelches it for us?

It is estimated that 67% of single parents in the country aren't connected to a local church. Why?

The church’s perception is hurting. Big time. Is social media one of the ways we can change that?

In a world that constantly accepts compromise, what are you doing to adhere to your values?

Deadly Ties tackles two heavy subjects. The first few chapters introduce readers to characters who have suffered emotional and physical abuse. Even more difficult to swallow is the all-too-real depiction of human trafficking.

Deadly Ties tackles two heavy subjects. The first few chapters introduce readers to characters who have suffered emotional and physical abuse, and the author shows how such relationships can leave permanent scars on a person. Even more difficult...

You’d think the government would want religious organizations to be helping the needy. Sure, as long as they ignore their own beliefs.