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Top denominations and thousands of churches are reconsidering whether to keep hosting scout units.

Naturalistic explanation for biblical miracle doesn’t resolve questions of chronology at Tall el-Hammam excavation in Jordan.

Faced with political division and government oversight, the church began to develop richer and wider-reaching online public theology.

“I made comments about race, the Black family, and minorities that were wrong and hurt many people.”

Southern Baptists become first to require vaccines.

The SBC Executive Committee is still debating whether to hand over privileged materials as survivors have requested.

Liberal parties, led by billionaire, surge to power in constitutional monarchy, but debate hinges on economy not religious freedom.

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.