News&Reporting

Three churches find new meaning in old ways.

Our once-a-year buying plan started of necessity. But it paid off big time!

Our childhood Christmas traditions didn't work for us. But why was finding new ones so difficult?

Some of what I've learned in a decade at Leadership.

Weekly readers react to James Wcaptioners's celestial conspiracy theory.

Why pull out all the stops for people who attend once a year?

How churches—and pastors—are adapting to the visual revolution.

How churches are adapting to the visual revolution.

New research shows five kinds of Christians in America.

Despite kidnappings, active U.S. Christians still encourage mission trips to embattled nations.

Four approaches to congregational evangelism.

How "lead worshiper" Joseph Garlington helps people recognize holy moments and encounter God.

Missional is more than a trend as today's Christians recover an old calling.

This Holy Day is trampled in the Christmas rush.

The ties that bind feel looser at church and tighter at the parsonage.

Andy Stanley and Jim Collins in an unexpected point-counterpoint.

The road back to ministry after a moral lapse—whether physical or virtua—is long and difficult. How can the restoration process be improved?

Lessons for leaders from Hurricane Katrina.

An interview with Leadership managing editor Eric Reed