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A former professor at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary pleaded guilty Wednesday (Oct. 16) to lying to the FBI during an investigation into sexual abuse.
Churches are calling for a special session after global denomination in US changed position on LGBTQ issues
The United Methodist Church in Liberia has been roiled after the global denomination voted to strike a 40-year-old condemnation of homosexuality from its governing document.
Two Washington churches move past decades of disagreement to become one body.
Northside and Sunrise merged by choice, borne out of a love for each other and a desire to combine their strengths — and put aside their differences — to point more people to Jesus.
Weeks before election, report eyes immigration struggle for persecuted Christians
WASHINGTON (BP) – The U.S. resettled more Christians fleeing persecution in fiscal year 2024 than it has since 2016, Open Doors and World Relief said in a report unveiled Oct. 14 as insight for policymakers ...
Pastors are burned out and exhausted. Experts weigh in on how to change that.
The decline of organized religion, the aftermath of a worldwide pandemic, political polarization — and the burden of caring for their congregation’s soul — have left many pastors feeling burned out and wondering how long ...
Liberty faces fines, Elevation Worship ticket prices, Lakewood repays PPP loan, compensation for Franklin Graham
On This Date at MinistryWatch: Liberty faces fines, Elevation Worship ticket prices, Lakewood repays PPP loan, compensation for Franklin Graham
“I will not abandon my post except by His clearly revealed will,” Joyner said.
A group of former MorningStar church members, students, and staff members have signed an open statement calling for founder Rick Joyner to resign.
If adopted, change could affect large Christian ministries.
A professor at the University of Notre Dame Law School is advocating that Congress narrow the definition of church associations.
Texas couple chooses to invest in church growth over their children’s college fund
Texas couple Leslie and Jason White chose to cash in their children’s college funds to invest in their church’s expansion efforts.
Motions filed by defendants Kanakuk and ACE American Insurance Co. to dismiss a recent amendment to Logan Yandell’s lawsuit against Kanakuk Kamps for civil conspiracy have been denied.
