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Daniel Kellan Mayfield, a former youth pastor in South Carolina who was already facing 106 charges related to voyeurism was hit with 38 more counts of voyeurism involving 24 victims as a judge
Prominent evangelical leader and founding pastor of Trinity Church in Scottsdale, Arizona, Mark Driscoll, called abortion genocide and has argued that pro-choice Christians won t go to Heaven
A commission of The United Methodist Church has launched a resource center at Drew University in Madison, New Jersey, that will focus on the lives and views of LGBT-identified Methodists
Brian Chappell, a prominent American pastor and theologian, delivered a heartfelt message to a gathering of over 2 million Christians at a worship event in South Korea, highlighting the power of
BIRMINGHAM (BP) — A year after the launch of a trade school for “second-chair” ministers, Scott Dawson is no less convinced about the need for it and its capability to fundamentally change training options for those looking to become better equipped in in ministry related to students, worship, production, and…
Fear of violence recently prompted Grace United Methodist Church’s pastor to join Choices and Voices for Peace, a coalition of faith leaders from across the state.
Alpha, a renowned introduction to Christianity course, has reached 32 million participants worldwide in 175-plus countries to date. An Alpha series specifically geared for youth originated in 2013 – but now a revised and revamped version is being launched this November to meet the needs of the emerging “Generation Z” in Canada, helping young people know God loves them, according to the ministry.
The United Methodist Church s highest court has ruled that congregations seeking to leave the denomination over theological differences cannot do so via a church closure provision
SIMPSONVILLE, S.C. (BP) — First Baptist Church was far from needing extensive revitalization when Wayne Bray arrived as pastor in 2015. But there had been a drip-drip of decline in the preceding years. The small-town church that had grown to 2,300 people in the mid-1990s was at fewer than 1,700.
Beau Shroyer, a pastor and former police officer from Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, who began working with his wife Jackie, and five children as missionaries in Lubango, Angola, for SIM-USA, was killed
