As Christian groups and denominations debate the proper response to clergy sexual misconduct (both child sexual abuse and adult sexual assault), most pastors believe those
The vast majority of pastors say they feel support from other ministers in their communities, but that encouragement is less prevalent in some places. According
The battle between several Canadian churches and authorities over COVID restrictions took a bizarre turn this week when the president of a group representing several
A Hillsong Church pastor from Montclair, N.J., has resigned his position as a faith leader after revelations that he shared explicit photos of himself with
Two church elders have been slapped with criminal obstruction charges and fined $14,000 by a public health official in Saskatchewan, Canada, because they reportedly would
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, churches responded to serve churchgoers in a variety of ways, and churchgoers are overwhelmingly proud of how their church handled the
Darryl Strawberry says he’s thankful he had a praying mother. He had a life many would call the definition of successful — a major league baseball
What just happened? The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit unanimously ruled that Nevada COVID-19 restrictions holding churches to a different standard than
Every church has adjusted some aspects of ministry since the onset of the COVID-19 global pandemic. But even as the effects of COVID-19 continue to
The U.S. Supreme Court reaffirmed in two 7-2 rulings July 8 that churches and religious organizations are free to make employment and health insurance decisions
Roughly half of weekly churchgoers in the United States believe President Trump was “anointed by God,” according to a new survey that also shows many
During this pandemic, churches are doing so much to help their communities. Many deliver meals to those who are vulnerable. Some are lending a hand
How is Hurricane Florence different from past storms along the Eastern Seaboard? For some houses of worship, it may have brought the potential of government
The U.S. Department of Justice announced a new initiative that focuses on protection of churches to build, expand, buy, or rent facilities — as provided
WASHINGTON — After lawsuits and a Supreme Court decision, the Federal Emergency Management Agency has issued a new policy extending disaster relief to churches, synagogues
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