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Exit appears to mark end of internal struggle over RZIM culture review.

After 20 years in Vietnam with the Christian and Missionary Alliance, she saw caring for those displaced by war as simple obedience to Jesus.

East German student of Karl Barth and Martin Heidegger believed “God has become speakable.”

The Wheaton alumnus allegedly stopped paying his victim.

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.

Welsh Nobel Prize-winner John Houghton saw sin at the heart of this ecological crisis.

Oregon lawsuit sought to hold national organization liable for crimes committed in a Royal Rangers program in the 1980s.

Pastor and author showed “The Anglican Way” to a growing number of evangelicals.

Q&A with SBC minister Dana Moore on the power of prayer in a state death chamber.

Barna study shows Christians age 13 to 18 are skeptical of evangelism, but they’re having deep and personal peer-to-peer conversations.

After 20 years, the ambitious biblical theme park is closed for good.

Class action alleges apologetics organization misrepresented the ministry and “bilked” faithful Christian donors.

The ministry leader believed declining US churches could be revitalized by hearing Wesleyans “with a different accent.”

A South Georgia prosecutor is considering whether two Baptists were killed because they were Black.

Updated: Evangelist celebrates “important movement for religious freedom in the UK.”

A wave of activists across countries and denominations is calling for the end to non-disclosure and confidentiality clauses.

She led a congregation in a denomination that doesn’t believe in women in leadership, fostered more than 1,000 children, and sang the music that God taught her to play.

Letter welcomes Benjamin Netanyahu’s successor after Friends of Zion founder pledged to oppose the incoming leader.