After trials and turmoil, the first Black lead pastor at the DC-area megachurch will be commissioned with a nod to his heritage.

And other responses to our July/August issue.

The March on Washington turns 60, marijuana edges closer to acceptance, and Jimmy Carter faces his end.

The city some dismiss as “The Swamp” is fertile ground for evangelicals.

“Please,” “Sorry,” and “Thanks” have the power to strengthen love, disrupt hate, and lift us higher.

Twenty years ago, Republicans, Democrats, evangelicals, gay activists, and African leaders joined forces to combat AIDS. Will their legacy survive today’s partisanship?

Evangelical and Catholic pro-life groups come together for the first post-Roe march.

Open Doors USA is now Global Christian Relief, but there is little indication of what led to the break.

Q&A with Sami DiPasquale, head of an El Paso nonprofit, on what the surge of asylum seekers is like on the ground and how the church all over the country can help.

While the DC-area congregation celebrates getting to move forward, critics continue to accuse leadership of a liberal takeover.