Timothy Keller, founder of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Manhattan and a bestselling author and church planter, announced on Sunday, June 7, that he has pancreatic cancer and will soon begin chemotherapy treatment.
Trump's "Jericho Walk," George Floyd, and More
Editor’s note: “Weekend Plug-in,” featuring analysis, insights and top headlines from the world of faith, is produced by Religion Unplugged. What’s left to say about the week’s biggest religion story? President Donald Trump’s now-famous walk from the White ...
The Southern Baptist Convention will not hold its annual meeting as it regularly does each June. But issues its members have long grappled with — including race, membership drops, and the roles of women — ...
Southern Baptists Decline, Billy Graham Chaplains Respond, Podcast Features Food Banks, and Changes to ECFA, MinistryWatch Databases
Southern Baptists Decline, Billy Graham Chaplains Respond, Podcast Features Food Banks, and Changes to ECFA, MinistryWatch Databases
On today’s program, the death of Ravi Zacharias due to cancer has caused some Christians to start promoting alternative therapies. We examine both their claims and their effectiveness. We also look at how the COVID-19 ...
Local food pantries around the country are struggling to meet demand.
Politically active tax-exempt organizations no longer have to file information about their top donors to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) under a rule change finalized last week by the Department of Treasury and IRS.
Wycliffe Associates recently resigned from the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability while under review for its fundraising practices. I wrote a short article about the resignation, thinking that would be it. Boy, was I ever wrong.
Cancer is a killer—it’s the second leading cause of death in the U.S. after heart disease—so there’s no surprise that people seek hope and healing in the face of grim diagnoses. What is surprising is that ...
City’s official coronavirus policies tend to incentivize destructive behavior
Tensions continue to rise in San Francisco, where the COVID-19 pandemic has exasperated the challenges of an already overflowing homeless population. While Christian ministries struggle to serve the community, city officials scramble to come up ...
