The midday Metro cars coming into D.C. on Saturday, Nov. 15, were filled with supporters of marriage equality for same-sex couples.

In the midst of many-armed old oak trees, the feeling of peace is almost palpable.

Barring an unexpected blockage by the Board of Trustees, almost every Florida Gulf Coast University home men’s basketball game will be televised this season, thanks to WRXY-TV, Christian Television of Southwest Florida.

Florida Gulf Coast University and Punta Gorda-based WRXY, a Christian Television Network station that serves six Southwest Florida counties, signed...

Punta Gorda-based WRXY, a Christian Television Network station with reach to 517,000 homes in six Southwest Florida counties, is awaiting final...

Toss out the ties, and Florida Gulf Coast University’s women win the Atlantic Sun Conference regular-season soccer title

Reporters will dutifully report whatever spin the evangelical mullahs dictate. But an Obama win will break their winning streak.

In the days before the 2000 election, evangelical voters stoked enthusiasm in their ranks by reminding each other that the Republican presidential nominee was a proud Christian conservative who named Jesus as his favorite philosopher. And in 2004, aggressive, grass-roots organizing by religious right was key to George W. Bush’s reelection.

In 2008, evangelical voters' final get-out-the-vote push is more of a shove against a candidate they don't want in the White House — Barack Obama.

Between Sept. 1 and Oct. 16, Brenda Copeland was home for less than 10 days. Copeland, who sings and speaks to Christian women’s conferences across the country, said she wants to become more involved in the local community.