The denomination drops end times doctrine from its statement of faith in a move to “major on the majors” and “minor on the minors.”

US Christians are growing in their faith, but many do it on their own, according to LifeWay Research.

A North Carolina sheriff’s deputy sues his former employer for religious discrimination after it wouldn’t accommodate his request to not train a female officer one-on-one.

UPDATE: Trump administration upholds Title X funding cuts for abortion providers.

The truth is, parsing political parody on the internet isn’t straightforward.

A nonprofit helps even modestly sized congregations take on their neighbors’ unpaid bills.

Why adoption has become a less popular option.

Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our September issue).

He was the face of Southern Baptist seminary. Now the school keeps taking steps to separate from his legacy.

The UMC has decided to relocate its 2024 General Conference from Manila, Philippines.

America’s Christian publishers no longer have to render to Caesar an extra 10 percent.

A historic vote for Donna Barrett as general secretary “has been meaningful for many women who feel God’s calling on their lives.”

The Founders documentary trailer uncovers a larger disagreement over how to approach secular theories around race and gender.

For many evangelicals, it’s time to name the evil beneath the violence.

Christians hope to address the ethical concerns raised as the country grows more skeptical of Big Tech.

Searches for the lesser-known verse tripled on Bible Gateway.

The former Vanderbilt political science professor is in the race to become the first conservative African American to lead Nashville.

Despite financial and immigration hurdles, ministries led by first-generation pastors are more effective than the average church plant, according to a new LifeWay study.

Pew: Religious literacy usually helps Americans appreciate other faiths. Evangelicals score highest when it comes to their own.