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Pastors speaking on behalf of victims pushed for a task force to direct inquiry into the Executive Committee.

The Alabama pastor, known for his inclusion of women and work on racial justice, beat out Mike Stone of the Conservative Baptist Network in a runoff.

A recent call to investigate the Executive Committee over abuse responses is the latest issue up for debate. Opposing factions in the SBC both say its future is at stake.

Johnnie Moore, an outgoing USCIRF commissioner, spoke up to ask governments to stop ignoring Chinese treatment of Uyghur Muslims, Christians, and Tibetan Buddhists.

President J. D. Greear calls for prayers for gospel unity ahead of the Nashville gathering.

The pandemic accelerates more than a decade of decline for the denomination.

As HHS challenges continue to play out in court, the Christian Medical and Dental Associations provides a more robust position statement on treating patients with gender dysphoria.

Advocates say more subtle approaches and one-on-one engagement may actually do more to inform the unvaccinated without further dividing the faithful.

Ministries offer tips for how to give heartbreaking headlines over to God.

Instead of a big party, reopenings bring mixed emotions and a call to everyday faithfulness.

Have we tamed the tongue too much? Christians work to recover a biblical understanding of harmful hearsay vs. healthy criticism.

Water and supplies from ministry partners represent the gospel in action during the biggest disaster on the island in a generation.

A generational gap in affiliation is growing among America’s most devout demographic.

The pastor of the Alberta congregation recently spent a month in jail for repeated refusals to comply.

UPDATE: University’s nondiscrimination policy unconstitutionally discriminated against the campus ministry.

The CEO of Archegos Capital, now making financial headlines for risky trading, is also known for his generous commitment to Christian ministries.

Eleven years later, an investigation by David and Nancy French plus a site for victims try to grasp the extent of predatory behavior by a longtime camp director.

More than half of evangelicals will be back in person, but most Catholics and black and mainline Protestants are still waiting to return.

Fellow female SBC leaders pray her departure leads to some soul-searching within the divided denomination.