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(UPDATED) Bad news for prominent pastor imprisoned in Iran comes amid good news for Persian Christians at large.

Family ministry has LifeWay Research examine how well (or not well) churches address mental health.

Megachurch pastor confesses board slandered three elders as 'false messengers' last year.

Social network studied 130,000 status updates to find most-influential books.

America’s largest university system withdraws recognition from 23 student groups for not allowing non-Christian leaders.

Alma mater of Ebola doctor Kent Brantly believes in 'covenant of marriage' but also 'power of grace.'

Deleting some stuff from the Bible can be profitable--and okay.

Pastor-supporting philanthropist’s 'religious home' alleges it lost $13 million from bank’s big fees and bad investments.

(UPDATED) After death of 15-year-old Braxton Caner, the online Christian watchdog world assesses whether one of its own went too far.

A 'near totality' warn U.S. evangelicals (and others) against becoming too friendly with the Catholic Church.

Delete the chapter and verse numbers. Kill all the notes. Make it one column. Make a million bucks.

As Hollywood works its way through dramatizing the fantasy novels, several hope to tell a more historical tale of real-world friendship.

The catch: The church you attend has to emphasize faith-work integration—and you have to show up.

The evangelicals who make up nearly one-quarter of the country’s population bring faith to the frenzy.

Over six years, more than 4,000 unchurched mystery guests visited churches of all sizes across the U.S. Here’s what they thought.

(UPDATED) The divestment of the 1.8 million-member denomination may have symbolic power, but how much?

Church and state rally to defend $700 million tax break.

(UPDATED) Acquire the Fire leader says investigation 'included false statements, errors and misperceptions.' World reveals audit advice as evidence.

What a Kentucky court ruling implies for a high-profile Wisconsin challenge to the clergy housing allowance.