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Plus, regular attendees trust their pastor’s vaccine advice more than almost any other source.

The EC president and CEO says he “will not and cannot” lead after its vote to waive attorney-client privilege.

Executive Committee decision comes after weeks of heated debate and division.

The outspoken host and pioneering Christian broadcaster has been the face of CBN since its founding 60 years ago.

Leaders are still debating whether to hand over privileged materials as survivors and the majority of their own denomination have requested.

Surveys show evangelical identity holding steady over the last presidency, but with more complicated partisan connotations for the church.

The passionate storyteller spent nearly a quarter century developing written language and Scripture for a Papua New Guinea village.

After a recent outbreak, leaders say they’re prioritizing parental decision-making over county protocols on masking and social distancing.

Update: Lucado shares the good news of his blood vessel bulge improving and no longer requiring surgery.

The ministry’s former spokesman had appeared in national media explaining why he as a Christian trusts the COVID-19 vaccine.

A debate over “untethered empathy” underscores how departing leaders, including John Piper’s successor, approached hot-button issues like race and abuse.

Dozens of leaders from the preacher’s former congregation are calling for him to resign from The Trinity Church, where departing members are raising familiar concerns.

After recognizing that sin and evil aren’t outside threats, families are doing more to promote abuse awareness.

UPDATE: Mark Dever’s church has its legal fees covered in the latest legal victory among congregations who sued over worship service limits during lockdown.

Pew analyzes how pastors across traditions preached on COVID-19, the election, and racism.

As students report high levels of anxiety and isolation in a new InterVarsity survey, ministry leaders look to small groups to provide community for Gen Z.

Frank I. Williams of the Bronx is optimistic the convention can continue to address racism and promote diversity—if leaders like him commit to being part of the solution.

Nearby congregations offer snacks and spiritual care to those tasked with “bringing order to the chaos.”

Bands are rocking post-pandemic services, but congregants can’t yet join in.