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South Carolina Foster Ministry Opens to Catholics for the First Time
Despite a federal waiver backing its Protestants-only policy, Miracle Hill continued to face legal challenges.
Yonat Shimron - Religion News Service|August 01, 2019
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In Charleston, Racial Healing Meant More Than Hugs and Unity Marches
As the first anniversary of the 2015 church massacre neared, public shows of support masked private tensions. But cracks were appearing in the city’s segregated silos.
Jennifer Berry Hawes|June 17, 2019
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Foster Ministry Gets to Keep Protestants-Only Policy—And Federal Funds
Conservative Christians cheer HHS waiver for South Carolina's Miracle Hill.
Kate Shellnutt|January 25, 2019
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Too Soon for Perry Noble's Second Chance at Church?
NewSpring says its founder, who was fired last year, still isn't qualified to pastor.
Kate Shellnutt|August 09, 2017
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South Carolina: Breakaway Anglicans Must Return 29 Churches
Split ruling by state supreme court favors Episcopal Church’s physical but not intellectual property claims.
Kate Shellnutt|August 02, 2017
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How Perry Noble's Alcohol Firing by NewSpring Compares to Other Churches
Stats suggest a substantial number of pastors struggle with addiction, but are split on what to do about it.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|July 15, 2016
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11 Portraits of Charleston Survivors' Grief and Grace
CT sent a reporter and a photographer to be with the family members of several victims.
Reporting by Bob Smietana; portraits by Jonathan Hanson|May 20, 2016
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Presenting an Awkward Chat Between Sammy Rhodes and Jon Acuff
That moment when two Christian authors talk Twitter, comedy, writing, and guilty-pleasure foods.
Interview by Jon Acuff|April 19, 2016
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Taking the Charleston Shooting Personally
Why Black Americans—and this time, white Americans too—can relate to the Emanuel Nine.
Hope E. Ferguson, guest writer|June 26, 2015
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Fight Back With God
After Charleston, we stand together in faith.
Patricia Raybon, guest writer|June 22, 2015
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