• Survey: Blacks, Hispanics Forged 'Bulletproof' Alliance in Election

  Not only did African-American and Hispanic voters vote overwhelmingly for now president-elect Barack Obama, but they did so with nearly no discrepancy between born-again and non-born again voters, a new survey shows.

• Christians Respond to Obama as President

  The diverse Christian body has, as expected, responded to news of Barack Obama’s victory in the presidential election with mixed reaction – some congratulating, others wanting to put aside differences to work together, and still others insisting on challenging him when he takes office.

• Christians Pray 24 Hours on Election Eve

  Christians across the nation began a 24-hour prayer event Monday afternoon, the eve of the historic U.S. presidential election.

• Next President Will Leave 'Indelible' Mark, Says Christian Lawyer

  It’s not just about four or eight years in office, but the next president will play a key role in the appointment of a number of Supreme Court justices that will leave an “indelible” mark on history, said a prominent Christian lawyer.

• Palin: My Faith, God Have Been Mocked

  Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, the political darling of many Christian conservative voters, said her faith and God have been mocked during the presidential campaign – and there isn’t much she can do about it.