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Ministry-funded assessment shows the board didn’t ask questions but came up with creative ways to redirect donor funds.

News from Christians around the world.

These white evangelicals want to make the former capital of the Confederacy into the capital of racial reconciliation.

The answer may depend on crisis pregnancy centers.

A violent and sinful history calls for a clearer presentation of the gospel.

He didn’t know anything about deafness. But he believed the gospel is for everyone.

Was Geoffrey Rallings murdered?

The pastor was “not a kingmaker” but called Christians to see social issues as God testing the church.

Did kneeling at the 50-yard line violate the First Amendment? Or did a school’s attempt to stop it violate the First Amendment?

As general superintendent, he brought women and minorities into leadership, added “compassion” to the denomination’s constitution, and set ambitious goals for church planting.

Q&A with Acts 29 president Matt Chandler on assessing narcissists, the challenge of COVID-19, and new opportunities for vibrant churches.

Religion apps attract more than $175 million in investment.

He personally led more than 10,000 to Christ and grew Briarwood Presbyterian from a storefront to a megachurch.

Dirk Obbink has lost a federal lawsuit over the fraudulent sale of Gospel fragments.

The trend toward secular memorials reverses for the first time in a decade.

News from Christians around the world.

Visionary artist built Noah’s Ark and world of Genesis with experience gained at the Olympics and Universal Orlando.

After setting himself apart from corrupt televangelists and achieving incredible early success, the Christian network chief lived from scandal to scandal.

The International Conference on Missions president says leaders on the wrong path depend on Christians who don’t want to know.