Jordan Hope, an 18-year-old from Maricopa, Arizona, sparked widespread compassion when he helped Mister Roy, a grieving widower, with selfless acts of kindness.
Fewer than half of Americans now believe in the miraculous virgin birth of Jesus, a first in national survey history.
Pope Leo XIV stood before the faithful in St. Peter’s Square on Sunday and delivered news that no one had been expecting: the 71-year-old pontiff will undergo surgery in the coming days to remove a nodular lesion discovered on his lung.
Larry and Connie, lively octogenarians, delight audiences worldwide with their spirited dance to Bon Jovi’s classic, showcasing ageless joy in music.
A young student’s heartfelt meal prayer captured on camera highlights the power of faith, inspiring viewers globally and showcasing children’s spiritual depth.
MAF is ending operations in Tanzania after over 60 years, redirecting resources to aid the Sudan crisis.
With a pivotal election approaching and questions of democratic participation echoing through every corner of American civic life, faith communities are finding themselves at the center of some of the most consequential conversations about power, accountability, and who gets a voice.
What does an AI-guided hike through a Japanese forest have to do with how Americans participate in democracy? More than you might expect.
Jim Bakker, the televangelist who built one of the most ambitious — and ultimately ill-fated — religious media empires in American history, died on Oct. 5, 2026, at age 86. His story is one of genuine innovation, soaring ambition, and catastrophic collapse — a saga that reshaped how Christianity reaches its audience in America.
“Our courts oppose the righteous; justice is nowhere. Truth stumbles, honesty is outlawed.” – Isaiah 59:14 NLT.
A Christian charity volunteer, Isabel Vaughan-Spruce, pleads not guilty to breaching an abortion clinic buffer zone.
This World Mental Health Day, reflect on how true happiness is a mindset. Discover how support can bring light in darkness.
