Christians

Billy Graham distanced himself from some of his son Franklin Graham's more Trumpian views.

It was unclear if the gunmen had any affiliation with a terrorist group, but the men reportedly had a bomb, an explosive belt and other ammunition on them, suggesting a more elaborate attack had been planned.

The ACLU is fighting to stave off their deportations in federal court, but the government has pushed back at every turn.

Experts argue that the Christians forced out of Syria "are as good as gone."

The Church of Satan wants Christians to know that when it comes to pedophilia, it has the moral high ground.

Muslims in America were nearly three times as likely as Christians to say protecting the environment is essential.

Middle East Christians have never taken up arms against America anywhere in the region.

The rainbow flag emoji was added to celebrate LGBT Pride.

Afraid ISIS will rise again, thousands of displaced Iraqi Christians refuse to return to their homes.

The Maute Group and other rebels are targeting Christians in the fight to takeover the city.

The attack comes after twin suicide bombings on churches in Egypt on Palm Sunday.

The Military Religious Freedom Foundation calls the growing fundamentalist element a “national security threat.”

By most measures, Barack Obama appears to be a more faithful Christian than Donald Trump.

Belief in a punitive or a forgiving God guides people’s opinions of prisoner re-entry programs and the death penalty.

A Wheaton professor has been suspended for suggesting the Christian and Islamic deity is the same.

There are no camps and no official aid programs for the exodus of Christians from Iraq.

The terror group forced more than 200 Christians to pay a tax and sign a document making them second-class citizens in Al-Qaryatain.

The group has also transferred several dozen Christians, captured during its offensive.

Forced from their homes, the Syriac Christians take their music with them.

"I hope the international community does not look on, mute and inert, at such an unacceptable crime," Francis said.

A Vatican official's message came a day after Islamic militants attacked a university in Kenya.

The terrorist group's latest video purportedly shows 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians being murdered.