Loving across our differences requires the power of paradox.

The plethora of challenges confronting the faithful after a long and bitter divorce between church and state.

“If we truly want unity and peace in America, we must return to God and remember that our highest calling is to love him and one another.”

It’s unfair, inaccurate and unhelpful to make the assumption that a church is struggling just because it’s small.

(UPDATED) Assemblies of God pastor preferred to “die for his faith rather than leave the village” he served for decades.

Pew finds a majority in six Western European countries are content to pay their “church tax” to support the common good.

The ministry's president and CEO bids farewell.

The latest synagogue attack has shaken fellow Orthodox Presbyterians—but it implicates all of us living in a fallen world and divisive culture.

The top five pieces on evangelism in descending order.

There needs to be a shift from pastor as resident-expert to pastor as player-coach.

Shortening the distance between our guests and a relationship with Jesus. That's what a welcoming church is all about.

A powerful letter from Ivor Poobalan of Colombo Theological Seminary in Sri Lanka, in the aftermath of the bombings.

A Sri Lankan priest reflects on celebrating the Resurrection amid the tragedy of last week's attacks.

(UPDATED) Traditional Plan survives legal review, but could still set the UMC on path to division over gay marriage and clergy as Judicial Council also approves exit plan for dissenting churches.

The use of fetal cell lines from the 1960s is another sticking point in the vaccine debate.

How to decide what and when.

Bethany CEO: Too many kids need loving families. And that’s why we decided to comply with Michigan’s new requirements.

Protestant pastor who founded pietism.

We are responsible for the tasks we have been given, but not for tasks we have not been given.