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Theologian says spiritual life continues despite disorientation of dementia.

Journal documents how clergy adapted as more people turned to therapy over religion.

(UPDATED) As the church’s global growth continues, leaders must disentangle its “health message” from views on salvation.

New study examines how your race and view of Scripture shape your answer.

To reach the most vulnerable, leaders say vaccine sites have to set up in hard-hit neighborhoods and let churches spread the word.

Study: Just a tenth of American missions agencies affiliate with the world’s fastest-growing Christian movement.

After considering new mRNA technology, Christian experts are in favor.

With Christians split on the issue, some urge vaccination as a form of neighborly love, while others leave it up to conscience.

Cell phone location data indicated religious gatherings appeared to be a top transmission spot when the pandemic took off.

Medical experts prep for ethical distribution, while some church leaders preach against misinformation.

Despite the ethical challenges, most still concede to using old cell lines in life-saving drugs.

The pioneering geneticist offers an ‘intellectual synthesis’ of faith and evolution.

Six medical professionals share their spiritual practices in the midst of a pandemic.

In video, Francis Collins addresses skepticism of the coronavirus’s natural origins, which is higher among Christians.

And why advocates say US commitment to the cause cannot let up now.

Leading complementarian theologian says he no longer believes the Bible offers only two justifiable reasons for ending a marriage.

Christian counselors grapple with how to encourage reconciliation while protecting victims.

Data suggests Christians are unaware of the effect the medium has on the message.

How experts and pro-life advocates think the new policy will impact the future of medical study.