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Baptist leaders said the controversy was not good for his church.

Lazarus Chakwera, an Assemblies of God minister and alumnus of TEDS and Haggai International, hopes his servant leadership will restore faith in government of struggling country.

Now 5 percent of church leaders say they don’t expect to reopen for the rest of the year.

The Christian viral video-maker is back online after confessing his “sexual sin and addiction” and seeking treatment.

Trustees release a summary of findings from an internal investigation, while a pastor who oversaw the restoration process resigns.

After a decade of declining black enrollment on campus, a tweet set off several recent departures among black students and staff.

His final memorial echoed biblical themes of justice accompanied by the “full soundscape of gospel history.”

The New York pastor and author announced his diagnosis Sunday and begins chemo next week.

As baptisms and membership continue to decline, top SBC leader challenges the annual report process.

Ministry launches free Bible giveaway to encourage the country to open the Word.

As a person of peace, “Big Floyd” opened up ministry opportunities in the Third Ward housing projects.

How the pandemic concentrated pressures on small churches—and how the body of Christ is stepping up to help, one $3,000 grant at a time.

The Christian magazine had halted publication without informing subscribers and has shared little about its founder’s sabbatical.

Victims’ advocates caution institutions against plans to “restore” fallen leaders.

With layoffs at Fuller and Southern, theological schools navigate financial pressures to keep training “spiritual responders.”

During the locked-down holiday, 40.6 million people read Scripture on the popular app.

Leaders consider stimulus loan options, and Christians rally to fund grants for struggling churches.

Court finds Lighthouse Events used ministry funds to repay expensive short-term loans instead.

Hundreds of Christian leaders sign a landmark statement denouncing a spike in xenophobia.