Scores of people are dancing, blowing shofars, and worshipping God. You might think these images come from a charismatic service in America, but they're not. This is communist China. George Thomas gives us an exclusive look at this move of the Spirit in the most unlikely of places.
The European Parliament has unanimously passed a resolution calling the Islamic State's targeted killing of religious minorities "genocide," calling for perpetrators to be charged with crimes against humanity. What effect does the resolution have?
Officials in Somalia say they have so far found no evidence of a criminal act in an explosion aboard an airliner that killed one person.
Tensions remain high in East Asia over North Korea's recent nuclear test and territorial disputes with China. Secretary of State John Kerry has just concluded a visit to Beijing where he hoped to ease strained relations.
British Christians fear a government proposal to curb Islamic extremism will affect religious liberty for churches.
The government of Britain has taken the shocking step of now allowing scientists to conduct gene-editing experiments on human embryos.
French police bulldozed a church serving Christian refugees in a camp in Calais called "the jungle."
Hundreds of thousands of children refugees face a discouraging future, with no education available and no opportunities. But one group is ministering to these kids by giving them a chance at an education. Could it change Syria's future?
After allowing believers one last chance to pray, French authorities demolished a makeshift church and mosque Monday as part of a security operation at a camp in Calais populated by thousands of migrants.
Two Christian bakers convicted of discrimination charges for refusing to bake a cake promoting gay marriage has received public support from an unexpected source.