Pulpit Freedom Sunday

(UPDATED) Trump promise to let churches make political endorsements blocked by Senate rule.

Conservative Christians respond also to proposed changes on adoption credits and pulpit politics.

Prayer breakfast pledge to ‘totally destroy’ Johnson Amendment comes up shy; conscience exemptions from LGBT anti-discrimination rules missing.

However, survey finds they also don’t want pastors who do campaign to be punished.

Republican nominee pledges to repeal Johnson Amendment. But pastors debate endorsing politicians from pulpits.

National debate over religious freedom prompts withdrawal.

On eve of seventh Sunday protest, here’s what surveys suggest Americans think.

Fresh stats on who thinks churches should endorse candidates, whether homosexual behavior is a sin, and has it gotten harder to be an evangelical.

Tax agency and FFRF announce settlement, but Milwaukee church disputes the lawsuit’s dismissal.

Expert panel argues ban on pastor political endorsements from pulpit should be dropped. (But most pastors disagree.)