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Does low lighting set a better mood, or mimic entertainment too much? Experts weigh in.

First Things says yes. Survey finds 1 in 4 pastors agree.

The curious Supreme Court case of a 30-person church in Gilbert, Arizona.

Observers weigh in on the year’s events that will most shape evangelical life, thought, or mission.

You can disbelieve in God, never go to church, and still identify as "evangelical" in most polls. But if you're black and evangelical, you literally don't count.

Outbreak highlights African views about God’s healing power.

A new Lifeway survey found that 9 in 10 evangelicals say no. Here's how Christian leaders responded.

(UPDATED) The Devil is too distracting at baptisms, major denomination decides.

Why Christian organizations were concerned about Obama’s executive order—even though so few were directly affected.

(UPDATED) But Obama won't withdraw memo on religious discrimination.

Secular companies have owned Christian subsidiaries for years. Now those family ties are being tested.

(UPDATED) 5-4 decision on healthcare rules that the government cannot require faith-based organizations to provide contraception against their owners' religious beliefs.

Demand for sermons can stay strong even after the preacher's moral failure.

States are passing more restrictions on abortion than ever before. Some say it’s because they’ve surrendered too much.

Member employees can't work on 'unbiblical material, regardless of the label.'

A Christian college changes its mind.

Steven Furtick's Elevation Church holds spontaneous baptisms. Experts weigh in on the practice.

Cult violence prompts pastors to ramp up doctrine—and work with state officials.

Ken Ham and Bill Nye will debate creationism. Experts discuss whether such debates are helpful.