Crosswalk Headlines

Witness one of the largest coordinated baptism efforts in recent history as over 17,000 individuals across 49 countries publicly professed their faith on Pentecost Sunday.

Beth Moore, a prominent Bible teacher who left the Southern Baptist Church after four decades, is now speaking out against the denomination's perceived prioritization of protecting leaders over addressing abuse.

Spencer Pratt, known from 'The Hills,' is running for LA mayor as the sole Republican candidate, crediting his wife's faith-based encouragement for his political aspirations.

This year's tick season is proving to be the worst in decades, leading to a significant rise in emergency room visits for bites and an increase in Lyme disease cases.

Human rights watchdogs are urging the United Nations to investigate what they describe as a systematic genocide against Christians in Nigeria, citing extensive evidence of killings by jihadist groups and alleged complicity by Nigerian military officials.

Brandon Lake's powerful acceptance speech at the 2026 K-LOVE Fan Awards, where he won Artist of the Year and Male Artist of the Year, is a call to action for artists to boldly share the gospel.

California pastor Shane Idleman recently broke the silence about his battle with head and neck cancer following his diagnosis earlier this year.

A recent investigation revealed systemic issues of fraud and abuse within USAID, prompting calls for significant restructuring of the humanitarian aid system. Faith-based organizations are uniquely positioned to bridge gaps and provide trust-driven humanitarian outreach to vulnerable populations worldwide.

A retired pastor faces conviction and a fine for preaching the Gospel near a hospital, sparking a debate about freedom of religion and expression. His appeal challenges a law that could criminalize peaceful public faith, potentially impacting fundamental freedoms across the UK and beyond.

Robert "Bob" Woodson, a distinguished civil rights activist, advisor to presidents, and founder of the Woodson Center, has passed away at 89. His legacy centers on his tireless work to empower low-income communities and advocate for racial equality, deeply rooted in his Christian faith and principles of personal responsibility and uplift.