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Publishing veteran Terumi Echols named the next president of the 75-year-old evangelical book publisher.

Update: Investigation into mishandled case in Wheaton expands with further allegations of abuses of power.

With a denominational split delayed, some are willing to pay big to exit now.

On a new platform called Angel Studios, the campaign broke crowdfunding records set by “The Chosen.”

The revised memorial takes a longer view at the well-known story of the missionaries killed by the Waorani.

Pastors gear up to welcome evangelicals back to the “greater glory” of church life following 14 months of isolation.

The spiritual care ministry finds itself responding to more situations of “civil unrest” following recent shootings and police killings.

New converts show the impact of distanced discipleship during pandemic shutdowns.

The college plans to update the inscription to “reflect the full dignity” of the Waorani tribe.

Tates Creek Presbyterian won praise for its transparent investigation. Then it had to do it again.

IF: Gathering kicks off crowdfunding campaign where donors sponsor a verse a month toward global Scripture access by 2033.

At least 18 states name clergy in their rollout plans.

Advocates offer strategies to uphold the sanctity of the unborn even without the support of Congress and the White House.

Ahead of her first televised special, the chart-topping Christian artist told CT her music has taken on special meaning in 2020.

Even after doubling the number of GOP women in the House, abortion restrictions still face an uphill battle with a Democratic majority.

Plus voters in several other states weigh in on sex ed, armed defense in churches, and more.

They’re not apathetic. Convicted nonvoters think Christian citizenship calls for a different kind of engagement.

With growing diversity, evangelical leaders pursue multicultural and international worship music.

One of the country’s top charities has added millions of meals and shelter beds despite a COVID-19 fundraising crunch.