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World Evangelical Alliance and Nahdlatul Ulama sign “The Nation’s Mosque Statement” on sidelines of 2021 International Religious Freedom Summit, seeking a “harmonious world order.”
The suburban DC megachurch’s recent scuffle over race and politics is symptomatic of a broader evangelical rift.
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Georgia Church Loses Pastor, Then Its Assets, to Regional UMC LeadersConservative Methodists worry about their place in the denomination ahead of delayed plans for a split over LGBT issues.
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After Challenging Season, World Relief Names New PresidentMyal Greene is optimistic about resuming robust refugee resettlement programs under the Biden administration.
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Court Upholds Ruling in Favor of InterVarsity at U of Iowa“We are hard-pressed to find a clearer example of viewpoint discrimination.”
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Will Central Asia Become ‘Stans’ for Religious Freedom?Kazakhstan pledges improvements at 2021 IRF Summit in Washington DC, following footsteps of neighboring Uzbekistan.
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Why Congregations Aren’t Waiting to Leave the United Methodist ChurchWith a denominational split delayed, some are willing to pay big to exit now.
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What I Want to Remember When English Churches Sing AgainWorship music is important, but God cares more about the heart.
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Study: Regular Bible Readers Experienced More Stress in 2020, But Also More HopeIn times of trials, Scripture strengthened and encouraged.
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Mainline Protestants Are Still Declining, But That’s Not Good News for EvangelicalsBoth traditions are losing out to the unaffiliated.
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Church of England Considers Evangelical-Inspired Proposal for Lay-Led ChurchesFacing decline, Anglicans debate whether the suggestion represents a fresh missional strategy or a radical departure from their theological convictions.
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DC Settles $220K Capitol Hill Baptist LawsuitUPDATE: Mark Dever’s church has its legal fees covered in the latest legal victory among congregations who sued over worship service limits during lockdown.
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The Latest Biblical Attraction: The Tower of BabelAnswers in Genesis plans a three-year expansion at its Ark Encounter site in Kentucky.
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The 9 Nations Where It’s Hardest to Be a BaptistNew index finds 1 in 4 worshipers and 1 in 5 churches in Baptist World Alliance are very vulnerable to persecution and poverty.
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How Thousands of Sermons Addressed the Crises of 2020Pew analyzes how pastors across traditions preached on COVID-19, the election, and racism.
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NDAs Kept These Christians Silent. Now They’re Speaking Out Against Them.A wave of activists across countries and denominations is calling for the end to non-disclosure and confidentiality clauses.
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Promise Keepers President: It’s Unacceptable If My Black Brother Is SufferingKen Harrison says new men’s movement will continue pursuing racial reconciliation.
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My Six-Month Experiment with Christianity Turned into 12 Months, Then 24 …How the son of a Hindu priest gradually made his peace with the “unfairness” of the Cross.
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