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Charges of voting fraud. Claims that a leader is too “woke” or “left.” Criticisms that opponents are practicing cancel culture. Debates about whether black lives matter, and how much. Welcome to McLean Bible Church in the ...
“My name is Alex Stovall. I am Republican. I am 26. I am a Chaplain,” wrote a 24-year-old U.S. Army lieutenant in a tweet in late May, announcing his campaign for an Arizona congressional seat. But Stovall’s ...
A group of alumni and staff of Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary and other regional clergy are expressing concern that the school decided not to renew the contract of its sole Black full professor.
Sharity Ministries will continue to operate during bankruptcy
Oliver suggested consumers are confused by health share ministries, which are not insurance, but are often sold as if they are. But Fenwick says, “The person who sued didn’t understand the nature of the program ...
The U.S. has seen a string of COVID-19 outbreaks tied to summer camps in recent weeks in places such as Texas, Illinois, Florida, Missouri and Kansas, in what some fear could be a preview of ...
A recent survey raises new questions about an old tradition.
Is it a denomination? Is it a set of theological beliefs? Is it the type of church you attend? How exactly do you define a mainline Protestant Christian?
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California Baptist University rises and David C. Cook drops in financial efficiency
David John Lesperance was cooperative when FBI agents interviewed him in his Florida home after the January 6 attack on U.S. Capitol. He was so cooperative that he admitted his pastor was with him during ...
The Internal Revenue Service has reversed its decision to deny tax-exempt status for a Texas religious nonprofit group it said was too closely aligned with Republican values.
The remaining Protestant denominational meetings this summer promise more comity than strife.
When the United Church of Christ (UCC) kicks off its General Synod on Sunday (July 11), the Rev. Traci Blackmon isn’t worried about fractious votes, conservative insurgencies, or to-do’s over high-level resignations — or calls ...
