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A year after Mark Driscoll's church got caught manipulating the New York Times list, authors and publishers question a practice that extends far beyond Mars Hill.

How more ministries going digital could unwittingly aid atheists targeting church tax breaks.

Policy changes aiming for unity at two major Christian organizations spark backlash.

As singles on the field double, a new site seeks to help them find spouses (and friends).

That’s okay, experts say. Biblical comprehension is more important than completing prescribed reading plans.

Thinking about starting back at Genesis 1 this New Year's? Experts weigh in on whether that's the best plan.

(UPDATED) An ex-Muslim’s lawsuit has implications for law and church.

Foreclosures are slowing—except for congregations.

(UPDATED) Why Suzan Johnson Cook stepped down, and why it produces 'sense of hope' among advocates at a second chance.

Former sponsored children like Moses Pulei pay it forward in their hometowns.

Is another chase after Passion dollars a good thing?

Why we'll see more impressive discoveries in the field.

Statute of limitations expires on PCA-linked failure that wiped out 3,500 investors.

(UPDATED) Why are fired teachers still suing Christian schools?

Secrecy gives way to relationships with birth mothers.

But demand is high as evangelicals adopt wider variety of children than ever.

Controversy brews over labels on Christian novels.

Youcef Nadarkhani's beliefs raises strategic questions.

A law prohibiting convicted sex offenders from living near a public-school bus stop created complications for one ministry.