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The Christian Post talked with multiple missions groups about issues including how they are weathering the pandemic and the future possibilities for mission work abroad
(RNS) – Former Liberty University President Jerry Falwell Jr. has dropped a lawsuit in which he claimed the school he once led defamed him after he resigned this summer in the wake of a sex scandal.
We do not face our fears alone. Psalm 91 gives us strong assurance that whenever fear strikes, we can rest in God’s power and protection.
A new survey from ECFA says that slowly but surely, megachurch congregations are starting to look as diverse as the communities around them. The survey
(RNS) — The U.S. Department of Labor has issued a new rule intended to foster "full and equal participation" of religious groups as federal contractors.
NASHVILLE (BP) – Though many events were canceled or postponed in 2020, Southern Baptists were still able to recognize important ministry emphases through the SBC Calendar. And with 2020 drawing to an end, the 2021 SBC calendar, released earlier this month, promises more reasons to rejoice and reflect.
The demand for more priestly pastors and high staff turnover in churches and ministries is likely to come in 2021 as the world emerges from the coronavirus pandemic predicts Vanderbloemen Search Group CEO and founder William Vanderbloemen.
HONOLULU – Not until 16 years after Pearl Harbor was bombed on Dec. 7, 1941, did the pleas of an Air Force chaplain’s wife for a church to focus on the needs of military personnel come to fruition.
A statement from the Council of Seminary Presidents of the Southern Baptist Convention denouncing racism and critical race theory as incompatible with their beliefs, has come under fire from some Christian academics. Prominent Dallas Pastor Tony Evans denied affirming it Wednesday.
The biggest crisis facing the evangelical, global church today is the growing lack of biblical literacy worldwide, according to Thomas Schirrmacher, the newly elected secretary-general of the World ...
