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After Baptism Gone Wrong, Court Weakens Church Protections
Oklahoma Supreme Court says membership matters most in tortured ex-Muslim’s lawsuit.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra | January 29, 2018
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Ex-Muslim Sues His Church for Celebrating His Baptism
Oklahoma man claims he was tortured, nearly beheaded in Syria because of Presbyterian church’s online announcement.
Kate Tracy | June 17, 2014
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Longest State Effort to Save Marriage Fails to Reduce Divorce
More than a dozen years and $70 million still result in America's third-highest divorce rate.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra | December 09, 2013
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How the 'Faith-Based FEMA' Are Helping Moore Move On
As President Obama pledges recovery, Christian volunteers aid Oklahoma tornado victims based on what each denomination does best.
Bobby Ross Jr. in Moore, Oklahoma | May 26, 2013
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Gleanings: June 2013
Important developments in the church and the world.
May 14, 2013
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Voice of the Martyrs' Tom White's Death an Apparent Suicide Following Molestation Investigation
Leader of prominent persecution ministry was being investigated by police on allegations of molesting a young girl.
Jeremy Weber | April 20, 2012
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Virtual Vitality: Bobby Gruenewald Links Technology and the Church
How a pastor from LifeChurch.tv is helping plug the church into the digital future.
Chris Norton | November 15, 2011
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Why the Oral Roberts Obituaries Are Wrong
The "faith-healer" (who hated the term) may have done much to mainstream Pentecostalism, but he was no architect of the Prosperity Gospel.
Ted Olsen | December 16, 2009
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God's Man in Tulsa: The Life and Ministry of the Original Televangelist
Oral Roberts was a larger-than-life figure in American Christianity.
Roger E. Olson | December 16, 2009
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Q+A: Mark Rutland on Oral Roberts's Legacy
The Oral Roberts University president reflects on a man who had a big vision.
Interview by Sarah Pulliam Bailey | December 16, 2009
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