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(UPDATED) Requiring nonsectarian prayers to a 'generic god' would be more problematic than allowing sectarian ones, Kennedy argues.

Steven Furtick's Elevation Church holds spontaneous baptisms. Experts weigh in on the practice.

(UPDATED) Ukraine has replaced Russia as No. 3 source of U.S. adoptions. But Crimea crisis has Christian alliance preparing evacuation plan for 4,000 orphans.

Cult violence prompts pastors to ramp up doctrine—and work with state officials.

Alumni discuss chapel talk and course restrictions at Cedarville University.

Evangelical alliance challenges militias that 'distort' Jesus' teachings and 'discredit' his followers.

(UPDATED) Swedish Evangelical Alliance on Ulf Ekman: 'One should not underestimate the [impact] that this creates in many people today.'

Trustees defend decision to clarify belief statement. BioLogos: '[We] certainly did not intend to stir up controversy.'

Australian John Short deported to Beijing. But Korean-American Kenneth Bae remains in prison.

During 18 years at Union University, 'evangelical statesperson' doubled enrollment and quadrupled budget.

(UPDATED) Pastors defend character of South Korean pastor David Yonggi Cho, who bought stock from 'prodigal' son, evaded taxes.

Killings are latest to rock Christian community since American Ronnie Smith, inspired by John Piper to leave Austin church and teach Libyans, was shot while jogging.

The single and dating come together to try to redeem the commercialized extravaganza.

Ken Ham and Bill Nye will debate creationism. Experts discuss whether such debates are helpful.

In a culture that loves shock value, typical evangelicalism rarely makes news.

They could mature an eager but young movement. But how long should they stay in place?

Would embracing organized youth sports help?

Experts weigh in on Jim Standridge's recent, mid-sermon rant.

Experts weigh in on whether or not churches should disassociate with the youth organization over its gay-members policy.