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Less than a year after resigning over allegations dating back to the 1980s, the former megachurch pastor faces a criminal case in Oklahoma.

Global study finds Christian decline, especially in high-income countries.

An evangelical litigator and the provost of Liberty University spoke at the kickoff meeting to address claims of anti-Christian bias in the federal government.

Leaders celebrate a quarter-million baptisms in 2024, the most since before the pandemic.

Pastor Josh Buice has resigned, and the organization canceled its upcoming conference, after his church uncovered “sinful” and “deeply divisive” online behavior.

The founder of the successful family duck-call business was also a Bible teacher and champion for conservative causes.

Going into its annual meeting, SBC faces slipping trust and pushes for greater accountability.

Resolutions call for stronger government regulations on social issues.

After the Southern Baptist annual meeting, some messengers are still holding out for change.

Rescue teams continue their search after the Guadalupe River overtook cabins at Camp Mystic, a nondenominational camp in the Hill Country.

Domestic violence and family disputes remain a top cause for violence on church property.

After four years under Brent Leatherwood, SBC pastors look for a leader to rebuild trust in its public-policy arm.

Two days after the conservative activist was fatally shot, authorities apprehend a 22-year-old Utah man.

Known for confronting critical theory, moral relativism, and secular ideologies, Baucham died a month into leading a new seminary in Florida.

Students for Life leader calls the move “a stain on the Trump presidency.”

A new State of Theology report shows consensus around core beliefs but also lots of confusion.

Churches step in as shelters, aid sites, and sources of hope after the island’s strongest storm.