Living as beacons of hope in the places where God plants us allows us to model biblical hospitality and community.

In-depth study of the faith of 8,660 black Americans offers an unprecedented snapshot of their congregations and beliefs before COVID-19 and George Floyd.

Many second- and third-generation Americans leave the ethnic congregations of their parents for white-led churches, only to come back.

In praise of uncomfortable worship.

How the apostle’s instructions on the Lord’s Supper speak to multiethnic congregations today.

Multiracial churches have not been good news for everyone. What can we do about it?

If what we teach them is true, it will stand up to scrutiny.

Asian American Christian leaders reiterate concerns over using stereotypes as punchlines in Sunday school curricula.

How churches can pivot to help during the pandemic.

CCCU Young Alumni Award winner discusses how diversity in medicine improves care for the most vulnerable.

La nueva concientización sobre la salud mental insta a los ministros a buscar nuevos recursos.

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

In the midst of so much change, what does not change? 3 things

It’s time to push forward in new and creative ways in children's ministry.

The tough work and incredible blessings behind shepherding a church body in a multiracial community.

What comes after storybook Bibles?

Though some have likened it to Sodom and Gomorrah, New York City has a long history of religious vibrancy.

Cyprian of Carthage offers caution against the “suburban lifestyle dream.”

New awareness of mental health sends ministers in search of resources.