Pope Leo meets with renowned singer Bob Dylan
During the meeting, the Holy Father presented Dylan with a rosary.
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Pastor Mike Stone announces daughter Sarah has died after long battle with chronic illness
After several years of chronic illness, Sarah Ellington Stone, the younger daughter of prominent Southern Baptist pastor Mike Stone, has died She was 19
Two-thirds of churchgoers fail Bible knowledge quiz: Lifeway Research
Around two-thirds of churchgoers have a poor understanding of the Bible and failed a biblical literacy quiz, according to a report released Tuesday by Lifeway Research
Faith communities may be missing up to $30B in giving annually: study
By creating more consistent givers, faith communities across the U S could generate up to 30 billion more in donations annually, according to a report released by Givelify Philanthropic Research
Faith Leaders Urge Christians to Get More Involved After Midterms
Believers must stay in the fight: We have a job to do.
Bring Your Bible and Your Shotgun: Meet the Most Florida Church Plant Ever
Sunday services at TruLife Church of Ocala’s newest campus come with a soundtrack of shotguns going off in the distance. Some attendees bring their own
Church rejoices as pastor recovers after passing out, hitting head during sermon; ‘It must have been his sugar’
A Georgia congregation rejoiced Tuesday after their pastor was sent home from the hospital just a day after he collapsed and passed out while preaching
Ohio megachurch says pastor was fired for sexual immorality
Loading the Audio Player... The megachurch New Life Chapel over the weekend announced the firing of its senior pastor and founder, Lonnie Snell. Snell, who was married to his wife...
Episcopal Bishops Curry and Rowe Hold Funeral Service for Enslaved Africans’ Reinterment
Rowe praised the efforts of the southern Virginia diocese’s Bishop Susan Haynes and the Rev. Jan M. Brown, who led the effort.
Churches Face a Shortage of Worship Leaders
Most church musicians offer on-the-job learning, but now more formal programs are beginning as a way to both recruit and equip a new crop.
