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1 in 10 Young Protestants Have Left a Church Over Abuse
As the generation most likely to report experiencing misconduct and least likely to tolerate it, Christians under 35 stand to shape how congregations respond.
Kate Shellnutt|May 21, 2019
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Rwanda Restricts Fasting as 8,000 Churches Closed
New law requires pastors to obtain theology degrees and forbids urging lengthy fasts.
Ignatius Ssuuna in Kigali|August 07, 2018
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We Need an Independent Investigation of Sovereign Grace Ministries
Allegations of child sexual abuse and staff cover-up continue to swirl. Let’s set an example for all churches to follow, bringing healing to victims and churches alike.
Mark Galli|March 22, 2018
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Packing in the Pews: The Connection Between God and Guns
Ministry leaders more likely than evangelicals overall to favor more gun control.
Kate Shellnutt|November 08, 2017
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A Top Reason for Church Shootings: Domestic Abuse
There were actually two attacks on Sunday, showing how violence at home often enters God’s house.
Kate Shellnutt|November 07, 2017
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Researchers: Faith Helps Mass Shooting Survivors
Psychologists find support from community and trust in God make a measurable impact.
Kate Shellnutt and Rebecca Randall|November 06, 2017
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The Promised Law: Egypt Authorizes New Churches
(UPDATED) After more than 160 years, restrictions on church building—including requiring Christians to get permission from the country’s president—are finally eased.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|September 01, 2016
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A Lament for Charleston: What Makes This Mass Shooting Different
Christians respond to the deadly attack at a South Carolina church.
Kate Shellnutt|June 19, 2015
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Catching American Sex Offenders Overseas
Christian law professor calls for federal international mandated reporting law.
Timothy C. Morgan|April 30, 2015
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The Top Five Reasons Your Church Could Land in Court
(UPDATED) Two categories of cases declined last year, but one has significantly risen.
Kate Tracy|November 18, 2013
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