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A lot has been made in the past couple of years about deep problems in the American justice system, particularly when it comes to prisons. Endless reports

A lot has been made in the past couple of years about deep problems in the American justice system, particularly when it comes to prisons. Endless reports

A lot has been made in the past couple of years about deep problems in the American justice system, particularly when it comes to prisons. Endless reports

Outgoing president of the International Conference on Missions says leaders on the wrong path depend on Christians who don’t want to know.

A study finds an increasingly rapid turnover time for church music.

Our popular imagining of Christ as a woodworker obscures a richer story.

After months of controversy, a much anticipated document barely mentioned politicians at all.

A week after the audience at a conference being hosted at Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas, were led into chants of “Let’s go Brandon, a euphemism for an insult aimed at President Joe Biden, Matt Hagee, the church’s pastor and son of founding pastor, John Hagee, has apologized.

As technology continues to advance at a rapid pace, it threatens to eclipse society’s reverence and worship of God — a looming reality that has severe ramifications for the Church, theologian and bestselling author Wallace Henley has warned.

The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops has approved a document on communion that doesn’t overtly call for a ban on pro-choice politicians receiving the sacrament despite early speculation that it might do so following the election of President Joe Biden.

Louisiana Baptists call for personal revival through prayer; Maryland/Delaware Baptists celebrate blessings, set 2025 goals.