With the help of a robot, essentially a tablet computer on a remote-controlled stick with wheels, Peyton Walton can continue to attend her Maryland elementary school from the hospital in New York where she is receiving radiation treatment for a rare liver cancer.
Circuit Judge Tim Fox of Little Rock ruled on Nov. 23 the state of Arkansas must record same-sex parents on three children\'s birth certificates.
\"May God reward you with every good thing!\" cried Abua, a six-year-old Nigerian girl who received a VOM Christmas Care Pack this year.
Marking his first visit to the African continent and any pope\'s first visit to an active warzone, Pope Francis addressed a besieged mosque in the capital city of the Central African Republic (CAR) on Nov. 30, charging all those who believe in God to end religious conflict.
A new survey sponsored by nonprofit Care Net shows that about two thirds of polled women not only do not trust the church not to gossip about their pregnancy options, but over half also say they have not told anyone at church they have had an abortion.
Holding aloft the shoes children\'s pastor Eddie Crain was wearing as he passionately preached about the importance of children\'s ministry -- shortly before he collapsed and died of a cardiac incident -- the church\'s senior pastor said he was struck at how impossible it would be to fill Pastor ...
Baptist Global Response (BGR) invites people to give donations as gifts to friends and family members by celebrating Giving Tuesday on Dec. 1.
Open Doors field workers say there is currently a $20 million funding gap for Christian refugees displaced by ISIS, some of whom have no access to food.
After a pamphlet about the Catholic views on the same-sex marriage debate was distributed throughout Tasmania, Julian Porteous, the archbishop of Hobart, has been accused of discrimination and causing offense for explaining the teaching of the Catholic Church on the subject.
The American Family Association has released its 2015 Naughty or Nice retailer list of stores that are considered to be censoring Christmas—even while hoping that such evaluation will no longer be necessary in the future.