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US Religion Census finds independent congregations have surged in the last decade.

Prayed-for midterm “red wave” fails to materialize.

As American evangelicals head to the polls, they disagree about the meaning of the contested phrase.

A New Testament “scholar on fire,” he believed Scripture was an encounter with God.

Michael Wear, founder of the Center for Christianity and Public Life, on the state of American politics, what’s at stake in the midterms, and the temptation to “ultimatize” our issues.

A new research facility gathers the full documentary record of the evangelist's life work to make the case for his continued relevance.

A study shows an increase in reports of LGBT experience, identity, and affirmation.

And other news briefs from Christians around the world.

Q&A with education professor Kevin Gary on the moral problem of the restless mind and why we need to learn to sit with tedium.

Christians concerned about division, disinformation, and democratic norms are straining to reestablish the political center.

And other news briefs from Christians around the world.

Here’s where 12,875 houses of worship serve democracy.

The next generation of charismatic pastors doesn’t want authority but collaboration—and communities ready to follow the Spirit.

He believed “Christians should set an example of the utmost integrity.”

Founder of Open Doors said he wasn’t an “evangelical stuntman” but a faithful Christian following the leading of the Spirit.

First NFL player to kneel and thank Jesus in the end zone said caring for souls and helping people in poverty were more meaningful than fame.

What’s the best way to oppose abortion? Some pursue a national ban while others object that “plays into liberals’ hands.”

Pentecostals targeted for Bible studies, baptisms, and outdoor worship amid increasing efforts to “repress civil society.”

New study projects that the religious identity in the US will drop below 50 percent by 2070.