From online messages to ministry in resettlement communities, church leaders approach this missional moment with prayer and patience.

Founder of Light Records arranged for Nat King Cole, Duke Ellington, and Elvis Presley; scored “The Blob”; developed folk musicals; discovered Andraé Crouch; and believed any style could glorify God.

A former refugee remembers a mentor who served well.

Parsing when doing ministry in the midst of danger is selfish v. selfless.

As one of America’s most sought-after evangelical commentators, Ed Stetzer is calling Christians to a wiser, more redemptive engagement with politics and culture.

With another cofounder leaving, Together for the Gospel prepares for its final event.

What looks like rebellion might often be pain and despair.

New research shows that texting is the best method of communication to reach college students. So what stops more schools from using it?

Lessons from the first Christian influencer on how to lead when you are hated.

Despite historic clashes, Roman Catholic and Protestant leaders have come together during the pandemic around Brexit, the legacy of the Troubles, and other issues that span both sides of the border.

Headed to UN meeting in Glasgow, creation care advocates talk about what churches can do and what they are doing.

To start conversations on climate change, one author says we should begin with ourselves.

Christian Aid Ministries requests prayer for 17 captive Christians, including five children ages 15 to 8 months.

Russell Moore discusses how to think Christianly on difficult topics.

How God used a stiff prison sentence and a church invitation to rescue me from a downward spiral of guns, drugs, and despair.

Board continues to support leadership at the ECC school after concerns come up around recent firings and retention for students of color.

Leading InterVarsity Christian Fellowship has given me a chance to see how younger believers model spiritual resilience.

The country is struggling to love its neighbor amid a surging crisis.