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After trials and turmoil, the first Black lead pastor at the DC-area megachurch will be commissioned with a nod to his heritage.
As the SBC debates restrictions around titles and roles, female leaders continue their work in women’s ministry in their local churches.
While a former leader hopes for change, women who sought refuge in biblical counseling at John MacArthur’s church say they feared discipline for seeking safety from their abusive marriages.
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On election night, pro-lifers cheered the news that a 6-week ban enacted under Gov. Ron DeSantis will get to stay, with further wins coming in South Dakota and Nebraska.
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As the issue continues to divide the Church of England, Justin Welby spoke on a popular podcast about how his views have “evolved.”
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Shall thou display them in thy classrooms? Federal judge orders education officials to not enforce the requirement that schools put up posters with the biblical directives.
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The charity is under an “unprecedented level of scrutiny on our financial processes” after founders and top leaders were suspended.
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The Christian ministry says it is being blocked from helping hundreds of refugee children and families, despite its decades-long history of service.
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UPDATE: The chair of the board of trustees, Kevin Smith, has resigned.
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Poll: Black Protestants are among the only groups who remain confident in the president’s mental capacities.
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Evangelicals respond to the apparent assassination attempt at the former president’s campaign rally in Pennsylvania.
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Retired minister Jonathan Fletcher goes to court following major church investigation.
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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.