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Jordanian authorities arrested three men following a deadly attack on a Greek Orthodox church, with one witness recalling that after gunmen shot at people fleeing for their lives, they returned to open more fire. Here are four things to know about the deadly attack on a church in Jordan, described as a massacre.

A Texas megachurch involved in litigation with a regional body of The United Methodist Church over internal changes to its governing documents has voted overwhelmingly to leave the denomination.

This Halloween season, witchcraft isn’t confined to costumes. The mechanics of paganism, from astrology and divination to prosperity-gospel incantations, have crept into everyday American life, even among people who call themselves Christians.

America’s dramatic drop in crime didn’t happen by accident. It tracks closely with President Trump’s push to secure the border and deport criminal illegal aliens, and the administration should make that message louder, not quieter.

When a Christian woman pressed Texas Senate candidate James Talarico on abortion during a CNN debate, he answered with five claims about Scripture, medicine and morality. Each of them needs to be challenged.

Conservative Christian commentator and writer Samuel Sey is set to be deported after authorities say he overstayed his visa. 

Turning Point USA CEO Erika Kirk is calling on Christians to reject the "counterfeit" Christianity offered by the internet, warning against chasing "the fruit of chaos" rather than "the fruit of truth and order."

Mozhda TV, which its founders describe as the first Afghan Christian television channel, began broadcasting Saturday, as church leaders, mission partners and Afghan believers gathered to mark its launch.

Four months after he was fired from the multi-campus Northview Church in Indiana due to concerns over his leadership style, Pastor CJ Johnson is now back in the pulpit with a new congregation at Patmos Church.

Australian megachurch Pastor Russell Evans says Christians must "be transformers, not conformers," telling a crowd of Hispanic Christians that churches must be "contemporary and powerful" amid a "battle of the hearts and minds of this generation."