President J. D. Greear wants 10 churches investigated; Executive Committee subgroup wants only 3. But both agree on Sovereign Grace.

Major ministry ends class action with no acknowledgment of guilt and gives board seat to plaintiff.

Independent Advisory Group releases report backing claims of pastor's “sexually inappropriate words and actions.”

The UMC’s increasingly global delegation outweighs US push to shift LGBT positions, leading some progressive congregations to leave.

Before the vote passed, evangelicals flexed unprecedented political might in a controversial campaign opposing a new definition of marriage and other national reforms.

Pulled right and left by various factions of the global church, the UMC’s decision-making body meets this weekend to pick a path forward.

How Christians care for one another when their leaders fall.

He succeeds Harold Smith, who retires May 1.

President J. D. Greear announces a batch of new proposals, reiterating that congregations that cover up incidents have “no place” in the SBC.

Rural ministry is experiencing a resurgence in the US even as economic and demographic numbers continue their decline.

Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our March issue).

Christians explore how ecological work can support the gospel mission.

Gen Z’s digital natives bring followers along for the experience.

The fruit of the Spirit is No. 1 at Bible Gateway—in both English and Spanish queries.

Mass crowds celebrate 1979 uprising as Christian watchdogs lament surge in arrests.

Leak of “highly inappropriate” comments by founding pastor of Chicago-area megachurch caps months-long clash with critics.

The Houston Chronicle and San Antonio Express-News collect 380 allegations spanning 20 states in an unprecedented look at sexual misconduct across the denomination.

Founder of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews overcame longstanding tensions and brought in $140 million a year for Holy Land projects.

Survey finds young believers want others to know about Jesus. They just don’t want to speak up about it.