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Fear is one driving factor for the decrease in attendance at Grace Chinese Baptist Church in Richmond, Va., while good old precautionary common sense is the other, says pastor Carter Tan.
Churches should use social media to add an online extension of their in-person, incarnational ministry -- never as a substitute for it, says LifeWay social media manager Chris Martin.
"We are being told repeatedly and often not to objectify women," says Gateway Seminary president Jeff Iorg. "That's a needed and important message. Then, in the most watched entertainment event of the year, we celebrated doing just that."
What will the future be for the Intelligent Design movement following the death of Phillip E Johnson, one of its best known proponents
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops has announced the new chair of the National Review Board, a lay advisory body to the bishops on the protection of children and youth.
A Texas mother who intended to transition her 7-year-old son James into a girl named Luna has lost again in court
The US Department of State announced Wednesday the designation of 13 former Salvadoran military officials for their involvement in the November 1989 extrajudicial killing of six Jesuit priests and two others.
A Colorado web designer is challenging a state law she says could be enforced against her if she doesn’t create material that promotes same-sex weddings.
Blue-collar workers, particularly men, are the most vulnerable among all occupational groups to suicide, according to a new study from the Centers from Disease Control and Prevention, which shows ...
Jason Thomas has joined IMB's partner relations team as African American church mobilization strategist.
