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Baptists, nondenominational Christians, and Pentecostals are underrepresented on Capitol Hill, while the “other” category continues to grow.

The 71-year-old ministry leader, who is quadriplegic and at risk, is in “bright spirits” and receiving antibodies treatment.

Charlie Dates and Ralph D. West spoke out in response to a controversial statement released by seminary presidents.

But the fight against exploitation continues with new momentum from a Nicholas Kristof investigation.

A Pew Research survey across 20 countries found believers lag behind non-religious neighbors in support for the technology, with the biggest gap in the US.

Even among Christians who agree Scripture comes first, there’s a debate over whether to learn from or reject secular theories that see racism as structural.

In an uncertain and difficult year, a record number of people searched for healing, fear, and justice.

A new initiative led by Thabiti Anyabwile aims to support leaders serving in distressed urban areas.

Nonprofits are offering churches more ways to give during a season with fewer in-person gatherings.

The most popular topics for military Bible study are suffering, hopelessness, and loneliness.

In a contentious election taking days to call, the Catholic candidate’s faith outreach paid off in swing states. Trump has pledged to challenge in court.

The 2020 race draws attention to the varying interests of America’s largest minority group.

Without a clear victory, Americans keep praying for candidates and the country.

University said Piper's appearance with J. D. Greear was “unfortunate timing,” falling the same week as his viral article decrying both presidential candidates.

In Christian arbitration, the preacher was granted $1.45 million and the rights to Walk in the Word.

Polls show faithful supporters no longer see the Republican incumbent as the “lesser of two evils.”

The California school can uphold its sexual standards policy under a religious exemption to Title IX regulations.

The pastor and evangelical adviser says he doesn’t know if he was infected at last week’s event.

Leaders urge Americans to “put aside partisan politics” and pray in the spirit of 1 Timothy 2.