The Korean Pentecostal promoted cell groups and gifts of the Holy Spirit for church growth.

Oregon lawsuit sought to hold national organization liable for crimes committed in a Royal Rangers program in the 1980s.

How has the 3.2-million-member denomination avoided decline?

A primer for Palin watchers and others.

After yet another military overthrow of a democratically elected leader in West Africa, minority evangelicals debate the role of faith in politics.

When the tradition’s unique understanding of calling meets societal norms of leadership.

Nondenominational identity has doubled in the US since 2000, Gallup finds.

Churches continue to grow and diversify at enviable rate. But is distinctive teaching being lost amid outreach efforts?

A historic vote for Donna Barrett as general secretary “has been meaningful for many women who feel God’s calling on their lives.”

As general superintendent, he brought women and minorities into leadership, added “compassion” to the denomination’s constitution, and set ambitious goals for church planting.