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After a mass shooting targeting Black grocery store customers, local Christians consider all they lost.

After a decade of enrollment decline, leaders began to see the seminary’s biggest financial asset as a liability. They hope relocation could be the big change they need.

European Evangelical Alliance becomes latest Christian group to sign onto IHRA working definition. Others favor Jerusalem Declaration alternative.

Following several earlier decisions siding with religious groups, the leader of a Oneness Pentecostal congregation in Louisiana declares, “Devil, you just got dethroned.”

Members showed “exceptional heroism and bravery” as they overtook the gunman, who killed one person and wounded five.

After Russia’s withdrawal from Kyiv suburbs, Irpin evangelical ministries emulate the scattered yet persevering church from Acts 8.

Baptism tallies, though, are beginning to recover from 2020’s pandemic plunge.

Canada’s findings at Kamloops last year have spurred US officials and denominations to investigate their involvement in the residential school system.

A Presbyterian was burnt in effigy, a Methodist was shot in the leg, and that’s just the start of the story of this constitutional prohibition.

Caught in a national firestorm, Christian groups focus on local needs of women preparing for babies.