Some congregations worry that storm fatigue could cause exodus.

But law profs say church-state problems are unlikely.

Kirk Jones, writer/director of Everybody's Fine, hopes his new film will inspire families to have more realistic expectations of one another.

Do laws defining personhood help the unborn?

Observers weigh in on how churches should respond to children disrupting a worship service.

Observers weigh in.

Observers weigh in as a judge considers the question.

Churches are filling with both immigrants and locals drawn to new worship styles.

Funding of soon-to-close Generation Forum by pro-contraception group draws criticism from World Magazine and Manhattan Declaration.

When roughnecks descend on an oil boomtown, Christians find the gift of hospitality strains their vision of ministry.

Social media and the sovereignty of God as Colorado's most destructive fire raged.

Christian groups hope Meira Kumar will raise profile of India's Untouchables.

Benedict's decision shows how to serve well and leave well, experts say.

Experts weigh in on whether or not churches should disassociate with the youth organization over its gay-members policy.

In a culture that loves shock value, typical evangelicalism rarely makes news.

Canon Andrew White: 'Things in Iraq are so bad now, the worst they have ever been.'

(UPDATED) 5-4 decision on healthcare rules that the government cannot require faith-based organizations to provide contraception against their owners' religious beliefs.

On eve of seventh Sunday protest, here's what surveys suggest Americans think.