President Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro took questions over human rights and the U.S. economic embargo during an unprecedented joint news conference Monday, putting the Cuban leader in the hotspot in front of a public not used seeing to their leader being questioned.
Militants killed four workers from Wycliffe Associates in the Middle East this week, reports the Bible translating ministry.
Turkey's interior minister identified the suicide bomber who killed four foreign tourists in Istanbul, including three Israelis and an Iranian national, as a militant with links to the Islamic State group.
The Obama administration's normalization of relations with Cuba is prompting American churches to take a second look at missions opportunities on the island.
Tucked away in England's magnificent landscape stands an Anglican church that was once the center of its community. But with the changing times came less attendance and it's now forcing the church to close it's doors. Find out how the congregation is stepping up to build church attendance.
The Russian Church's perseverance in the face of intense suffering during the communist era makes Russia the perfect place to host a persecution summit, evangelist Franklin Graham told CBN News.
Christian and Yazidi refugees from northern Iraq fled the brutality of ISIS when the Jihad army took over their towns two years ago, and they're still stranded without homes or jobs.
The Algerian gunman newly linked to the November 13 attacks in Paris is set to appear in a Brussels courtroom Saturday to begin answering questions about his role in the attacks.
A lone surviving nun is telling the world her personal account of a recent Yemen massacre she witnessed in a chilling handwritten letter.
Alan Gross was a government contractor who was arrested for delivering Internet communications equipment to Cuban Jews. He was freed in 2014. Now he's weighing in on the president's upcoming trip to Cuba, calling it "courageous" move.