Officials say undergrad enrollment in the program is dropping as students take a more holistic approach to ministry.

America is on track to admit 82 percent fewer religious minorities from the countries where they face the most danger.

After a polarizing presidential election in 2016, evangelicals rethink their discourse and engagement.

Most healthcare workers want to offer spiritual care if the sick are open to it—but doing so cost a Pentecostal nurse in the UK her job.

The lifelong leader and teacher encouraged pastors and politicians alike to “Let God Love” them.

SBC also approves new committee to evaluate member churches.

Bethany Christian Services pledges to keep recreation and education offerings for unaccompanied minors in its care, even if federal funding goes away.

SBC releases abuse study—condemning past practices and recommending new protections—ahead of the annual meeting in Birmingham.

The “radical” pastor prayed for the president during an unannounced stop at his suburban DC megachurch.

How is the church meant to heed Paul’s directive to pray for “those in authority”?

While the big denominations continue their downfall, certain Pentecostal movements, from black churches to Hillsong, see a surge in attendance.

Analysis: The bigger factor behind the SBC’s decline isn’t the struggle to gain new converts; it’s keeping their own.

While giving is up, membership, baptism, and church numbers continued to drop in 2018.

Mike Riddering died in the attack that brought about a new era of terrorism in the West African country. Now his relatives are working to bring about revival.

A US missions agency is changing the way Spain’s tech hub engages its influx of migrants.

Ex-members say they’re uniquely equipped to reach gangs. Former Latin Kings continue to fight Illinois restrictions they believe hamper their right to share the gospel.

As the generation most likely to report experiencing misconduct and least likely to tolerate it, Christians under 35 stand to shape how congregations respond.

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

Does good press lead to greater gains in the Muslim world? Or merely cover a multitude of sins?