Apathy ranked as the single biggest pastoral concern in 2022.

South African activist said a disciplined prayer life sustained him.

Even with lower attendance, congregations are adapting their ministries and launching new ones.

Christian Aid Ministries shares new details on how the remaining 12 hostage missionaries, including young children, ended up free from the 400 Mawozo gang.

(UPDATE) Bipartisan vote of 85–5 installs Biden nominee championed by many Christian IRF advocates.

There’s widespread agreement around Christmas as a historical event, but people are confused about the Trinity, per a recent survey.

But those who waited longer to resume in-person worship, such as in mainline and African American traditions, still see severe declines in the offering plate.

After eight years, the 77-year-old Washington state grandmother is retiring from her business and her religious liberty fight.

A half dozen state conventions have proactively commissioned audits of their own abuse protocol as the national Executive Committee undergoes an investigation.

In a town in the Chin region, government soldiers burned and looted homes and churches.

It’s not just Lakewood. So far, 99 Christian orgs have repaid their Paycheck Protection Program loans.

Despite historic clashes, Roman Catholic and Protestant leaders have come together during the pandemic around Brexit, the legacy of the Troubles, and other issues that span both sides of the border.

Board continues to support leadership at the ECC school after concerns come up around recent firings and retention for students of color.

As more conservative congregations leave, the small but historic denomination may group by affinity over geography.

(UPDATED) Ohio-based Christian Aid Ministries is praying members of 400 Mawozo would come to repentance and release 16 American and one Canadian adults and children.

The third-party inquiry, though, critiques lack of transparency by pastor John Ortberg, who resigned last year.

With dozens of congregations already on their way out, the Reformed Church in America anticipates “difficult decisions” at its postponed General Synod this week.

After decades away from church, the Canadian folk rocker joined a congregation in San Francisco—without mentioning his musical fame.

The Virginia congregation, began by free and enslaved Blacks, dates back to 1776.