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How a familiar Old Testament benediction became a viral hit during the pandemic.

Most Christians believe offenders belong at worship. Most congregations aren’t prepared to welcome them.

The social media saga involving Aimee Byrd and Genevan Commons calls for discipline, justice, and restoration beyond “cancel culture.”

Update: Could a Montana school choice case be the end of Blaine amendments?

More than a hundred sites have called off their peak season, while others reduced and reimagined their staple programs.

The discovery of “deeply offensive” snapshots from 1974 and 1984 spurs a deeper review of racism at the 134-year-old school.

Lagos worship leader Sinach penned the pandemic and protest anthem sung by Leeland and Michael W. Smith.

Despite Supreme Court decision, religious liberty advocates clash with states over varying rules.

World Renew’s Carol Bremer-Bennett rallies coronavirus relief to the close-knit, under-resourced reservation.

An alternative college admissions test, used by some Christian schools, draws a record 50,000 students.

Socially distant festivities include grab bags, virtual hunts, and coronavirus outreach.

Besides budget approvals, most denominational business can be rescheduled.

Concerned neighbors and church members sound off about megachurch worship becoming “too loud.”

Ahead of the South Carolina primary, religious voters’ push for a “diversity of opinions” on abortion gets little reception from presidential hopefuls.

New report shows dramatic change, but some are skeptical.

More American couples set out to be “equally yoked” on political matters too.

List highlights the minority of Fortune 100 companies that include faith in diversity initiatives.

In a winning season, Earl Smith also saw the team grow in faith.

Still, three-quarters of evangelicals say they agree with their church leaders on politics.