News&Reporting

Once a hub for Reformed thought and a waystation for immigrants, a New York City congregation finds itself at the center of a property dispute.

Tens of thousands of Afghan evacuees are coming to the US without special status or government funding for resettlement, putting more responsibility on Christian donors and volunteers.

Wheaton alumnus Dennis Hastert allegedly stopped paying his victim.

Surveys show evangelical identity holding steady over the last presidency, but with more complicated partisan connotations for the church.

Ahead of a UN climate summit, Catholic, Orthodox, and Anglican leaders jointly promote a “Season of Creation.”

A campaign to educate campuses about COVID-19 vaccination shifts from persuading the hesitant to making it easier for the willing.

Some white evangelicals, the faith group most likely to refuse to get the shot, join thousands in citing “sincerely held” religious beliefs.

The passionate storyteller spent nearly a quarter century developing written language and Scripture for a Papua New Guinea village.

The Korean Pentecostal promoted cell groups and gifts of the Holy Spirit for church growth.

A federal judge declined to expedite discovery, but lawyers will ask for 17 years of financial records and hundreds of thousands of documents.