Three leaders talk frankly about Pentecostalism: the good, the bad, and the unpredictable.

How your church and your pastor may prevent the predictable.

Should we give people what they want or what they need?

New mutual fund expands the church-bond market.

The culture war's biggest casualties may be Christian joy and hope.

Christians try to negotiate ministry in southern Africa's most failed state.

New study confirms that we go to church much less than we say.

Asian Americans populate America's elite colleges more than ever—and campus ministries even more than that.

What will it take for this world phenomenon to stay vibrant for another 100 years?

One reason Randy and Paula White's Without Walls is one of the country's fastest-growing congregations.

The problems with shunning the life of the mind.

The history and beliefs of the Pentecostal movement, often shared by evangelicals, hold the seeds of a bias against the life of the mind.

The original vision of a peacemaker force from the man who started it.

East Africa has experienced Pentecost continually for nearly 80 years.

Leaders of historic Wesleyan Holiness denominations restate their doctrine for the 21st century.

Ten denominations cooperate to revive their historic emphasis.

Hindu nationalists crack down on ministry to poor, sick.

The mission of the church does need to be reclaimed from modernism, but we don't need postmodernism to tell us so—we have Scripture.

Our modern notions of money and possessions blind us to the reality that everything belongs to God and therefore our church community.