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Evangelicals respond to the apparent assassination attempt at the former president’s campaign rally in Pennsylvania.

Retired minister Jonathan Fletcher goes to court following major church investigation.

Twenty years after a trusted counselor used faith to groom him for abuse, a Colorado man says he is trying to reclaim part of his life and take a stand for fellow victims.

It’s been two years since its former pastor resigned and was arrested, but The Meeting House continues to feel the impact of its past.

Congregations that don’t comply with its traditional stance have a year to enter a process of discipline and restoration.

While the Texas megachurch said it “did not have all the facts” about Morris’s earlier misconduct, the woman who spoke out said she had informed its leaders years ago.

According to the Texas megachurch, founder Robert Morris properly disclosed his misconduct and has had “no other moral failures” since he touched a child in the 1980s.

From a wider slate of six candidates, president Clint Pressley takes the “strange honor” of leading the convention’s growing factions toward missional unity.

Leaders and advocates are grateful for the convention’s support but frustrated at the inability to enact their plans.

As the SBC debates restrictions around titles and roles, female leaders continue their work in women’s ministry in their local churches.

Amid the continued declines, Southern Baptists are celebrating back-to-back years of growth in worship attendance and baptism.

At 89 years old and more than 60 years into ministry, the Stonebriar Community Church founder plans to remain its primary preacher after the church names his successor.

Without offering details on the nature of the Justice Department inquiry, the denomination’s administrative entity says it’s “grateful” that “no further action” will be taken around its response to abuse.

The first-of-its kind decision affirms life at its earliest stages but complicates the future of IVF.

How their disaffiliation stands to have a bigger impact on their communities and why leaders are hopeful they’ll come back.

Church leaders believe Christ still offers the answers that the religiously unaffiliated are looking for, even if religious baggage is driving them away.

The Kansas City–based prayer ministry extended an apology and called for repentance after another victim came forward.

Texas lawsuit claims that the minor was a victim of a serial predator as well as student leaders in the campus ministry Chi Alpha.

The biblical call to maintain “a good reputation with outsiders” is becoming a bigger challenge in the US as public perception of clergy falls to a record low.