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Billy Graham celebrates his 93rd birthday Monday. Having impacted lives around the world with the Gospel, the famed evangelist has attracted blessings and well wishes from thousands.

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International youth ministry Dare 2 Share has provided a spiritual pulse of today's teens, forecasting the direction Christian teens will head this new year and the challenges they will most likely face. The following list the ministry compiled reflects today’s teens' desires for a cause to rally around, their search for meaning, purpose and authenticity, and their adaptability in responding to the opportunities and constraints facing this generation.

What teens expect most when it comes to churches is to worship or make a connection with God, a new Barna study showed.

WASHINGTON – Leaders of the country's largest evangelical organization say dealing with changes in American culture is of utmost concern.

Hundreds gathered on Saturday at Ernest Angley's Grace Cathedral in Akron, Ohio, to remember the late Rev. Rex Humbard, widely considered the pioneer of televangelism.

Young Americans today are more skeptical and resistant to Christianity than were people of the same age just a decade ago, says a new study.

A former missionary of the International Mission Board is looking to become the president of the nation’s largest Protestant denomination – a feat that would surprisingly be the first of its kind, he says.

Suicide rates among young girls jumped in recent years by 8 percent – the largest spike in 15 years.

While faith in the 2008 presidential race has taken on a large role, a new survey reveals that candidates don't necessarily have to be seen as religious to gain wide support from voters.

More than three years into an unprecedented legal battle between a former lesbian couple over the custody of a daughter, attorneys of the biological mother presented oral arguments Wednesday to Virginia's highest court.

Pentecostal evangelist and Vietnam veteran Dave Roever will open a new ministry for wounded soldiers on the sixth anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

When it comes to what changes are "absolutely necessary" for the United States to address in the next 10 years, the most likely answer among Americans pertains to children's future. Among evangelicals, however, the priority was much different, a new survey found.

Religious U.S. doctors are no more likely to care for underserved patients than their secular counterparts, a new study found.

Christians worldwide are simply becoming too busy for God, a newly released five-year study revealed, in data collected from over 20,000 Christians across 139 countries.

Religion could play an important role in Republican frontrunner Rudy Giuliani's presidential campaign while the chances of top Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton getting picked is much less affected by religion, according to the latest Gallup poll.

"We must be committed to sharing God's love with all people - including homosexuals." The nation's largest Protestant denomination is stepping up efforts to minister to the homosexual community.

Americans are more likely to believe in God and Heaven than in the Devil and Hell. 86 percent of American adults believe in God which is a drop from 90 percent in 2004 and in 2001.

A new study on America's atheists and agnostics compared the no-faith audience to those who actively participate in the Christian faith.

Despite youth violence having gone down over the past decade, media attention has led many to believe violent crimes have gotten worse.

Homosexual relations and doctor-assisted suicide are the top most controversial and divisive issues in the country when it comes to moral acceptance, a Gallup poll found.

Pro-gay rights attitudes have reached high points this year, according to a new poll, with more Americans expressing tolerance.

Southern Baptist churches are preparing for their most effective evangelism effort – Vacation Bible School.