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Churches are picking their battles, and this one isn't making the cut.
From bankruptcy to broken families, the consequences of America's sports gambling obsession are mounting — but churches are picking their battles, and this one isn't making the cut.
Robison was key figure in Moral Majority movement before pivoting to global humanitarian work.
James Robison, televangelist and founder of Life Outreach International, has died at 82. Robison was a key figure in the Moral Majority movement before pivoting to global humanitarian work.
Anti-trafficking ministry regains access to county foster care system after lawsuit over religious hiring protections.
Gracehaven wins settlement in Ohio foster care dispute. The county has agreed to pay the anti-trafficking ministry over $120K in legal fees after trying to ban it from its foster care system over religious hiring ...
School was barred from competition for forfeiting a game against a male player.
Mid Vermont Christian School (MVCS) has reached a partial settlement in its legal battle against state athletic officials, securing over half a million dollars in damages after being barred from competition over its stance on ...
Missionary delivers sermon on supporting global mission work — with direct application to disaster relief.
An EF4 tornado cut a 9-mile swath of destruction just south of this city of about 50,000 people last week. The funnel measured 500 yards across at its widest with winds up to 175 mph, ...
Lawsuit reveals more about relationship between CCM and child sponsorship groups.
Wes Campbell and the musicians of the Christian band Newsboys have filed a federal lawsuit against World Vision, The Roys Report, and concert promoters for an “orchestrated campaign to drive Campbell and Newsboys out of ...
Growth is not enough to erase earlier declines, but it is noteworthy.
A new report shows that church attendance is up for the first time in decades. More people are volunteering, and there also seems to be a renewed sense of optimism among pastors and other clergy. ...
Federal indictment claims the group paid informants to promote racist groups.
The Southern Poverty Law Center, which has designated several Christian ministries as hate groups, is under indictment for federal wire fraud and other charges for allegedly paying informants who belonged to hate groups.
Move comes in response to two Baylor student events being held on campus this week.
TX Baptists set to consider its relationship with Baylor University after the school agreed to host dueling events on campus this week—TPUSA and the LGBTQ-affirming "All Are Neighbors" events.
New report finds baseline tech tools are now common across churches. What separates them now is how they use them.
Barna and Pushpay’s new church tech report suggests most churches have adopted the basic digital tools. The sharper divide now is whether leaders see tech as operational support—or as something more central to discipleship and ...
