The pharmacy chain, featuring in-store MinuteClinics, dropped its religious accommodation in 2021.

The psychologist at the forefront of trauma-informed care calls out leaders for protecting institutions over people.

Survey finds that two-thirds of churchgoers set aside time with God at least every day, but practices vary.

InterVarsity leadership says the upcoming missions conference will draw around 6,000 people, a fraction of pre-pandemic crowds.

David Sills admitted to misconduct but claims he has been “falsely attacked” by Southern Baptists and their investigative firm.

The increasingly political Christian satire site hasn’t been able to tweet since March, but the platform’s new owner is a fan of the Bee and free speech.

Over half say they believe their congregation is politically unified already.

Ahead of another Supreme Court case over same-sex wedding clients, judge defends cake-maker’s First Amendment rights.

Now at a new location, the rural Texas church continues on in memory of the 26 members killed, including the pastor’s teenage daughter.

Some women who travel out of state for the procedure still rely on local pro-life pregnancy centers for support in the aftermath.

The humanitarian aid organization works on the frontlines around the world and ranks among the largest charities in the US.

The National Association of Evangelicals focuses on the impact of the changing environment.

The appellate ruling sides with the Christian Medical and Dental Society and a Catholic hospital system that opposed the federal rule.

In a recent survey, Baptists are the least likely to endorse women in deacon or senior pastor roles.

His DC Talk bandmates are back as collaborators.

As refugees flee, the war-torn country is left in a pastoral leadership crisis.

Buechner died peacefully in his sleep on Monday at age 96, according to his family.

Overall, more than half of church leaders have seen members suffer depression, bipolar disorder, or schizophrenia.

School claims attorney general is “interfering in the religious decisions of a Christian university.”