• Hillary Clinton Addresses Christianity, Her Methodist Christian Faith In Iowa Presidential Campaign

  Hillary Clinton told Time magazine in 2014 that faith was the background music of her life, and that "it never fades away." Faith appears to still be playing for the U.S. commander-in-chief hopeful, as American voters this week had what was perceived as a rare opportunity to hear her detail her views on Christianity and the Bible. The description occurred during a small town hall meeting in Knoxville, Iowa, on Monday afternoon, when a high school guidance counselor asked the Democratic president

  

• Dead Bodies Found in Church Foundation in Enugu, Nigeria

  Outrage is permeating Enugu State in southeastern Nigeria, following the shocking discovery of dead bodies buried in shallow graves within a church foundation, Monday evening.

  

• Liberty University President Jerry Falwell Jr. Endorses Donald Trump for President

  Five days before the Iowa caucuses for presidential nominees occur, Liberty University president Jerry Falwell Jr. endorsed GOP candidate Donald Trump on Tuesday (Jan. 26), bestowing him with the blessing of one of the evangelical community's biggest names from Falwell's late father's televangelism.

  

• China's Open Church Priests May Be Required To Be Certified: Will They Go Underground?

  China's State Administration for Religious Affairs representatives are expected to make identification papers mandatory for Taoist and Catholic priests this year, following the compulsory certifications of Buddhist monks during 2015.

  

• China's Rise of Christianity Explored by Purdue University Sociologist at Western Michigan University

  "Is China the New Roman Empire?" is one thought-provoking question Dr. Fenggang Yang, director of Purdue University's Center on Religion and Chinese Society, is scheduled to address Tuesday (Jan. 26) during a presentation at Western Michigan University.