Denomination survey finds 61 percent want to change titles, allow for ordination.

A new proposal would mandate paid parental leave, provide universal pre-K, and help with childcare costs for low-income families.

COGIC bishop built a church while breaking ground in Pittsburgh TV and radio.

We may face new challenges, but the heart of our calling remains the same.

Workplace accommodation issues persist for Apostolic Pentecostals, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Muslims, and others.

Instead of a big party, reopenings bring mixed emotions and a call to everyday faithfulness.

Research in Virginia jail could help churches deal with emotional impact of the pandemic.

A hard racial line divided conservative white and Black Protestants 100 years ago. It didn’t have to be that way.

Responses to our January/February issue.

A discussion on preaching hope, confronting anti-Asian hatred, and serving their diverse communities.

A new collaboration from Integrity Music brings together musicians and Bible teachers to celebrate God’s faithfulness to women in a way that transcends evangelical silos.

In a new book, the renowned Christian artist gathers a lifetime of insights on faith and creativity.

Four cultural values entice us toward an Americanized messiah instead of the crucified Christ.

About a third experience racism and obstacles to leadership in congregations that value diversity.

The war on the mosquito-spread disease has taken millions of lives. Could this be coming to an end?

Gathering at full-capacity is now listed among safe activities for people who have gotten the COVID-19 shot.

To participate in the work of justice, we pastors need to grow and change.

US climate commitments at the Earth Day summit signal an urgency Christians should support for eschatological as well as ecological reasons.

He pushed evangelicals to see social action and evangelism as “two wings of a plane.”

Theologians and pastors from Latin America and around the world mourn the theologian who helped integrate social action and evangelism.

With all our faith talk online, we're in danger of losing sight of the Lord himself.

Sales of “The Total Money Makeover” suffer after reports of abusive workplace.

As his study assistant, I saw how the steadfast suffering of careful thinking resulted in balanced biblical Christianity.

Racial transformation is hard even when Christian schools are committed to change.

(UPDATED) Armenian evangelicals praise first US president to formally use word to describe 1915 massacre by Ottoman Turks.

Advocates united to hold the president to his campaign promise, combat administration’s misinformation.