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A federal judge denied on Monday a motion to dismiss a lawsuit against a history teacher for making repeated disparaging remarks about Christians during class.

A week after "Rambo" made a nearly No. 1 box office debut, movie star Sylvester Stallone says he wants to go to Myanmar to address human rights violations.

"The Great Debaters" takes the big screen on Christmas Day, and days ahead of the nationwide release, black churchgoers are already hailing the film for the hope it conveys.

Members at New Life Church are not quick to question God's authority, said one young worshiper. So when a gunman dawns on the church campus and causes the death of two teenage sisters before being shot down by a church security guard, the church isn't angry or in despair and asking God "why?"

Anglicans in Australia are enforcing a stricter code of conduct with a proposal for its national church database of child abusers to include ministers accused of extra-marital affairs.

A new multimillion-dollar ad campaign is being launched this week to change the hearts of undecided Californians to garner support for same-sex ‘marriage'.

As a bill banning job discrimination against gay, lesbian and transgender workers moves closer to a House vote, conservative groups are alerting Christians to take action against what they say would create a crisis for faithful Americans.

Canada’s latest "family portrait" is for the first time revealing a census count of same-sex "married" couples.

The recent move by British soccer superstar David Beckham of the Los Angeles Galaxy has drawn much attention to a sport that otherwise hasn't scored big in popularity in America.

Hundreds of people in Uganda joined rallies on Tuesday to denounce homosexuality, a practice they fear is growing in the largely conservative African state.

ABC tops the list as the most gay-friendly television network, a new study revealed.

Washington, D.C - A week ahead of the Republican straw poll, evangelicals in Iowa find themselves with no sure presidential pick.

Seven years after civil unions were legalized in Vermont, gay rights advocates are now pushing for Vermonters to accept gay 'marriage.'

Liberal speakers dominated this year's college graduation ceremonies, including Yale, Harvard and Dartmouth, have more likely chosen such speakers over the past decade.

Notorious for protesting funerals of troops killed in Iraq, members of Westboro Baptist Church (WBC) in Kansas announced it will protest the funeral service on Saturday for Ryan Clark, one of 32 victi

Campuses across the country are being lit up with candlelight vigils for the 33 Virginia Tech students and teachers who were shot to death on Monday.

It was a day of mourning and a day of sadness for thousands at Virginia Tech and the rest of the nation on Tuesday. President George Bush flew to the Blacksburg campus for a somber convocation.

This year's Super Bowl head coaches will appear in a newspaper ad not for their making it to the marquee game, but for their faith in Jesus Christ.

Coach Tony Dungy of the Indianapolis Colts isn't the only coach praying on his team as they head into the Super Bowl next weekend. He is joined by assistant coach Clyde Christensen.

The Barna Group surveyed what Americans look forward to the most and what they dread most. The top answer the study found was most adults simply want a good night of sleep.

The late Rev. Jerry Falwell is largely remembered as a leader in the religious right movement in America. Although not everyone agreed with him politically or theologically, Falwell's contribution to

A prominent Christian media ministry has launched a massive campaign to bring back moral and academic excellence to education.

As classes resume at Virginia Tech, a week after the nation's worst shooting tragedy, researcher George Barna says the event is a dramatic wake-up call to parents.

'The Pursuit of Happyness,' starring Will Smith and his son, Jaden, topped the weekend box office with $27 million. And a major inspiration behind the true story was a local pastor.