Though most still address the topic in sermons, preachers report more pushback from their congregations over the past four years.

Sermons mentioned national divides, condemned violence, and applauded police—and some did not reference the event at all.

The Ebenezer Baptist pastor becomes the latest in a line of African American ministers in Congress.

Protesters are putting the pressure on Pence to act on the president’s behalf when Congress meets to confirm the Electoral College votes.

The legal changes explicitly promote “Christian culture” while barring LGBT adoptions.

Christian and Muslim leaders have condemned the violence, which has turned deadly as neighboring Somalia broke diplomatic ties.

Police say “it is by the grace of God” that the shooter didn’t strike anyone at the historic Episcopal cathedral.

Congregations in Noel and Neosho, Missouri—one diverse and one mostly white—grapple with the strain of the pandemic.

A new Labor Department rule offers organizations providing government services more freedom to follow their own employment guidelines on faith and LGBT identity.

Big church productions cancel, go digital, or try to adjust to COVID-19 precautions.

Tourism to the biblical city celebrated as Jesus’ birthplace remains halted with West Bank under lockdown.

Update: Colorado and New Jersey also ordered to reexamine attendance limits at indoor worship. 

Ceremony recalls “sinful history” during Nazi occupation and beyond.

Update: Hillsong announces an investigation into its New York church, which Lentz helped launch a decade ago.

In other states, voters approve “stand your ground” in churches and legalize marijuana.

He was also ordered to pay $2.6 million to the three black churches he destroyed in 2019.

Evangelicals pray for peace after three were killed at a Catholic church in Nice, the third incident in recent months attributed to Muslim extremists.

But very few do so from the pulpit, according to the latest from LifeWay Research.

Beatrice Stöckli was kidnapped by Islamist extremists in Timbuktu, Mali, in January 2016.