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More change needed, survivors say, but new lawyers bring signs of hope.

(UPDATED) Traditionalist minority worry disagreement on the issue will make it harder to work together on mission.

Investigation: SBC Executive Committee staff saw advocates’ cries for help as a distraction from evangelism and a legal liability, stonewalling their reports and resisting calls for reform.

While Presbyterian Church in Taiwan has historic ties to the push for independence, most Chinese congregations in the US avoid highlighting the ongoing political polarization.

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

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

Ahead of a possible decision to rescind Roe v. Wade, Pew Research finds most Americans and most believers hold convictions with exceptions.

“Roe v. Wade” opponents celebrate the Supreme Court’s move to overturn federal abortion rights while raising concerns about the leaked decision.

In a unanimous ruling, justices agree the city violated the First Amendment by keeping religious views out of a space being used as a public forum.

New efforts to protect children win secular allies.

Two years in, more congregations are open without COVID-19 precautions, but Americans aren’t more likely to show up.

Anabaptist Bruxy Cavey preached “Jesus over religion” and drew record crowds of Canadians who were put off by traditional church. Now they’re reckoning with their former leader’s misconduct.

The neighboring country focuses on hospitality while hoping Russian violence doesn’t cross its border.

Last year, there was an uptick in fines to Protestants and fellow religious minorities in the region annexed from Ukraine.

Dying is a fact of life. It’s also the enemy we’re called to resist.

Popular among charismatics, the “heart-level” Bible version was criticized as a paraphrase posing as translation.

With two delivery drivers suing over schedules, Sabbatarian Christians find their observance increasingly countercultural in a 24/7 economy.

Even with recent divides in congregations, survey finds high levels of satisfaction among churchgoers.

Gallup survey found involvement in religious service dropped again in 2021.