Missouri

Twenty years after a trusted counselor used faith to groom him for abuse, a Colorado man says he is trying to reclaim part of his life and take a stand for fellow victims.

His porcelain figurines sold millions while he built a church inspired by the Sistine Chapel.

The Kansas City–based prayer ministry extended an apology and called for repentance after another victim came forward.

Former IHOPKC leaders bring forward what they say are credible allegations from several women over decades of ministry.

Eleven years later, an investigation by David and Nancy French plus a site for victims try to grasp the extent of predatory behavior by a longtime camp director.

Congregations in Noel and Neosho, Missouri—one diverse and one mostly white—grapple with the strain of the pandemic.

(UPDATED) The St. Louis pastor spoke up about the difficulties faced by leaders and critiqued “celebrity culture” in ministry.

Trinity Lutheran ruling defends religious institutions from discrimination in certain public benefits.

Evangelicals eye how new Supreme Court justice will impact this term’s only remaining church-state case.

Pastors, ministry leaders, and others emphasize community-led efforts.