Franchise owner Erik Devriendt doesn't have much to say about the recent imbroglio over Dan Cathy's comments. He just wants to help local refugees.

Soul Children choirs are popping up everywhere, even in the most unexpected places.

If we truly are social animals, nullifying a family has implications.

Pastor J. R. Briggs discerns spiritual longing in his city's monuments.

In 'godless' eastern Germany, Iranian refugees surprise pastors with their interest in Christianity.

To break the cycle of ideology in the church, try "going local."

Readers respond to the May issue.

Doubting our salvation and false assurance are both exacerbated by the clichéd ways in which we speak about the gospel.

North Street Community seeks to embed the marginalized in Durham, North Carolina's common life.

The move comes after Presbyterians and Methodists retained the denominations' definition of marriage as between a man and a woman.

Here's what's in the works this summer.

Observers weigh in.

Nurse Susan Beeney estimates that each year, 40,000 of her neighbors are facing profound loss. What her nonprofit is doing to heal their wounds.

Observers weigh in on patriotic piety.

How Paul Stone revived one factory and opened it to his neighbors.

Oregon congregation protests requirements it must meet in order to stay insured.

North Carolina pastors claimed they didn't report $2.5 million because they believed love offerings were untaxable.

Faith-based website endings like .church and .bible likely to join .com and .org in URLs.

The innovative Congregational Health Network in Memphis relies on local congregations to take care of their members.