The great reversal

Will Donald Trump follow through on his pledges to conservatives?

Bishop gone bad?

California Episcopal Bishop Jon Bruno intends to sell off the property of a congregation he once championed. Parishioners and clergy are crying foul

In Caesar’s shadow

Warming relations between Beijing and Rome has Catholics in Hong Kong—and underground Catholics in China—worried about state control

Postelection opportunities

The 2016 U.S. presidential election may be over, but vulnerable populations remain burdened by personal struggles and practical needs. Regardless of politics, Christians are best poised to offer help where it’s most needed

Finding God in the U.S.A.

As Chinese international students flood U.S. high schools and universities, many are learning about Christianity for the first time—and sometimes embracing it

A food & fuel Thanksgiving

The producers of our daily bread and energy contend with nature, and sometimes governments that take their production for granted