More than half of MLB teams offer an annual post-game program with worship and testimony from Christian players.

Willie McLaurin is the third Executive Committee head in a row to step down amid controversy.

A new survey finds clergy well-being has become a more serious problem as the denomination splits.

The threat of gang violence around Port-au-Prince continues to disrupt ministry.

The longtime Illinois pastor led the National Association of Evangelicals and World Relief around the fall of the Soviet Union.

Isaiah Deye is elected to replace Joseph Ntombura, who was accused of mishandling church funds.

The crowdfunded show received approval writers’ and actors’ unions to wrap on Season 4.

Survey examines how weather, sports, and sleep affect if and when churchgoers go to church.

Study: Worship leaders say they don’t care what music tops the charts, but trust peer recommendations and what they have heard at conferences.

Letter from the denomination’s National African American Fellowship says vote on Saddleback and Fern Creek could “disproportionately impact” minority congregations.

Rebekah Naylor, 79, is stepping down from International Mission Board.

The megachurch, known for its popular Elevation Music, has voluntarily withdrawn two weeks after the recent Southern Baptist annual meeting.

Ruling: Colorado can’t “force all manner of artists, speechwriters, and others whose services involve speech to speak what they do not believe.”

In the livestreaming era, church sound booths are upping their game.

Evangelicals in medicine won’t be subjected to the contested federal requirement that faced years of legal backlash.

Officials blame fighters targeting “ethnoreligious minorities as well as houses of worship and religious ceremonies.”

Over 20 years and two presidencies, the school went millions beyond its budget while enrollment continued to decline.

With shootings on the rise, more churches are dropping no-firearms policies and turning to gun-carriers in their flock, survey finds.

While churches offer more support and encouragement, attendees say they’re less likely to see personal involvement.