Christian ministries received $9.8 billion in cash donations in 2011. But which ones received most?

Three views on what it means to give faithfully.

C.S. Lewis College plans for former Moody campus died earlier this year, so the Green family will give the site away.

More religious groups are spending more money on political lobbying than ever before.

Why Gerard Arpey might be virtuous but wrong.

Why the 'compassion industry' is not helping the poor. A review of 'Toxic Charity'

The new challenges of missions donations.

The problem doesn't lie with the 1%. It's with us.

Why the governor of Indiana is ambivalent about "compassionate conservatism," sees fiscal responsibility as a moral issue, and still wants a truce on social issues.

More congregations than ever are hosting Ramsey's Financial Peace University. Now he's looking at their budgets, too.

A Swedish Christian businessman swindled friends, family, and missionaries of millions of dollars.

As an atheist group asks the California attorney general for action, legal scholars say efforts are almost certainly doomed.

Volunteers remain willing to donate time and labor, even if it means that they have to pay.

While scandals rock the microfinance industry, Christian nonprofits diversify their efforts to help the poor.

Observers weigh in on debt's indication of lack of faith, danger, and potential immorality.

Observers discuss a stewardship dilemma.

A look at whether a congregation adds economic value to its community.

The current tax code excludes the rental value of a home from pastors' taxable income.

Observers ask whether Albert Pujols' Christian testimony squares with his holding out for the largest contract in the history of baseball.

Observers discuss whether Christians are generous enough with their money.

Church members' giving is decreasing in the recession, especially as a percentage of income.

What inspires the art enthusiast to give millions away?

Christian thinkers weigh in on whether Christians should always give money to people on the street who ask for it.

Why we are better off letting God make the gospel relevant.

Allan C. Emery exemplified a life of quiet service.

Christians should make the moral case for sustaining aid programs.

Bill McKibben believes we can thrive on a planet that will never be the same. A review of 'Eaarth.'

Lawsuit questions 'church related' retirement plans.

How hipster evangelicals have fallen into the same consumerist traps as their parents.

Why evangelical hipsters may be the best example of James Davison Hunter's 'faithful presence.'

Sojourners founder apologizes for suggesting World's editor-in-chief 'lies for a living' but stands by his organization's accepting grants from George Soros.

Financial advisers, researchers, and other observers weigh in on whether churches should increase their operating budgets next year.

How concerned Christians should be about environmental care.

Love offerings prove taxing.