Do faith and work mix? And if so, as America’s workforce increasingly wants meaning beyond a paycheck, do pastors help? From a recent national study commissioned by Dallas-based LeTourneau University’s Center for Faith & Work, answers are, “Yes,” and “Not enough.”

It took pioneers decades to build the land of Israel both physically and spiritually. Ken and Margie Crowell were two of those pioneers, helping to build the Israeli economy physically while building a Christian witness.

Christian retail stores helped make Courageous the best-selling DVD of all in the country in its first week of release.

People for Care and Learning (PCL), an independent, benevolent organization with origins in the Church of God, has announced a highly ambitious project to build an entire city in the southeast Asian country of Cambodia.

It’s an end to a prayer era at Alaska Airlines. After three decades, the carrier is putting the kibosh on prayer card distribution with in-flight meals.

Purity is going viral. A short video promoting sexual purity hit nearly a quarter of a million views on Thursday.

Julea Ward has been vindicated. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit on Friday ruled in the Eastern Michigan University (EMU) graduate student’s favor in the case that sought justice after the university expelled her from a counseling program for her religious beliefs.

Started as a natural extension of CCI Solutions’ 40-year relationship with churches, the new company’s aimed to provide the freshest Communion products with faster shipping easier shopping and better packaging than anyone else.

Atheist groups are attacking Suing the Devil, the highly acclaimed Christian movie.