21 questions and answers to help the unmarried Christian develop a theology of singleness.

Some Copts cheer Sisi’s stance and new five-year reform strategy, while others focus on absence of attention to problematic ID cards and reconciliation committees.

Karl Vaters talks with Tom Harris, the co-author of Soaring Between Pastors: 8 Actions to Thrive During a Pastoral Transition. Tom also serves as the president of IPM (Interim Pastor Ministries).

Christian health workers and pastors navigate stigma at Apostolic, evangelical, and Methodist congregations.

Plus, regular attendees trust their pastor’s vaccine advice more than almost any other source.

Q&A with Mission Aviation Fellowship President David Holsten on the challenges of reaching the most isolated villages in the world.

A new show villain doesn’t just serve next season’s drama. It raises questions about how we view transformation and love.

For World Food Day 2021, a World Vision staffer working in South Sudan describes his hardest deployment yet.

The EC president and CEO says he “will not and cannot” lead after its vote to waive attorney-client privilege.

Meet Erin Hicks Moon—a Bible scholar, podcaster, and social media whiz who wants to help the church be kinder and more curious.

Embora a intercessão no Instagram possa parecer um fenômeno exclusivo do século 21, os cristãos do primeiro século já oravam à distância.

Karl Vaters interviews Rich Brown, the author of Extended Stays: A Closer Look at Longer Pastorates. He has served for decades as a pastor and in Christian higher education. Currently he serves with IPM (Interim Pastor Ministries).

Las razones por las que los servicios de adoración no deberían ser en línea son meramente humanas.

The third-party inquiry, though, critiques lack of transparency by pastor John Ortberg, who resigned last year.

La lista de reglas más famosa del mundo se basa en algo más profundo que los principios éticos.

Find the perfect gift for each book lover on your Christmas list.

With dozens of congregations already on their way out, the Reformed Church in America anticipates “difficult decisions” at its postponed General Synod this week.

When it comes to church communications, give the people what they want.

We don’t need a better guidebook or a different set of rules. We need to change the way we approach the conversation.