Pastors

Twenty years after a trusted counselor used faith to groom him for abuse, a Colorado man says he is trying to reclaim part of his life and take a stand for fellow victims.

Johnson Ambrose Afrane-Twum wants African migrant Christians to collaborate with and revitalize churches in the UK.

As Russia’s invasion fades from Western interest, daily musings from an evangelical seminary leader remind readers of the war’s ongoing reality for Ukrainian Christians who stay and serve.

Second only to Carnival, festivals for St. Anthony, St. John, and St. Peter pack the June calendar. Pastors debate if the Festas Juninas are folk celebrations or idol worship.

In a rapidly urbanizing China, some houses of worship are taking inspiration from the Bible while rethinking local architectural tradition.

Character matters more than talking points in choosing a leader. And it’s hard to know what questions to ask about it.

Jesus’ initiation in Jerusalem can guide American churches in raising Christian men.

Congregations that don’t comply with its traditional stance have a year to enter a process of discipline and restoration.

Four leaders weigh in on whether a woman president will change gender dynamics in the church.

Church attendance is down. Giving is iffy. Ministers are tired. But God is with us in lean times too.