A new report from the Christian school says Jemar Tisby's chapel talk was a “mistake” and critiques diversity teachings in an elective class and in resident assistant trainings.

(UPDATED) Top leader of global ministry leaves shortly after megachurch revealed a pair of investigations around inappropriate behavior.

The Conservative Baptist Network puts forth its nominees to lead the denomination.

New breakaway denomination moves up its launch as the United Methodist Church announces it’ll be two more years before voting on a split over LGBT stances.

President Biden’s pick would be the first Black female justice.

Though Catholic and evangelical leaders have endorsed existing options, this vaccine is the first without links to fetal-derived cell lines.

As a suburban Chicago ACNA church moves forward with examining sexual abuse and leaders’ responses, critics worry the process hasn’t been independent.

Meanwhile, support for immigrants is up among Black Protestants.

After being sued for religious discrimination, the health care provider who rescinded her job offer agreed to provide back pay and damages.

Willie McLaurin, former Executive Committee VP, steps in four months after Ronnie Floyd’s resignation.

The leader of three Protestant parishes was killed in the incident, which one police official labeled a terrorist attack.

Baptists in western Ukraine prepare to open their homes and churches if brethren have to flee the eastern border.

Apathy ranked as the single biggest pastoral concern in 2022.

South African activist said a disciplined prayer life sustained him.

Even with lower attendance, congregations are adapting their ministries and launching new ones.

Christian Aid Ministries shares new details on how the remaining 12 hostage missionaries, including young children, ended up free from the 400 Mawozo gang.

(UPDATE) Bipartisan vote of 85–5 installs Biden nominee championed by many Christian IRF advocates.

There’s widespread agreement around Christmas as a historical event, but people are confused about the Trinity, per a recent survey.

But those who waited longer to resume in-person worship, such as in mainline and African American traditions, still see severe declines in the offering plate.