Amid a civil war, the government army finally reclaimed Emelda Vonve’s home city. She could finally go back to her church.
The problem is not that Christians care about justice or participate in public life. The problem arises when Christianity ...
Over the past decade, churchgoers are more likely to see someone of a different ethnicity in their congregation but less likely to hear about that racial diversity from the pulpit. A Lifeway Research ...
For Iran's Baha’i community, the country’s latest political upheaval has revived a painful historical pattern: Whenever the ...
Father Vladimiras Seliavko risked everything when he decided to condemn the Russian war against Ukraine. His parishioners turned into his enemies, his relatives left him, his family was told that he ...
A recent study on AI’s reliability to answer theological questions reminds users that answers don’t come without human influence. The study by the Gospel Coalition and The Keller Center for Cultural ...
Pastor Darryl Baker thought it might be best to cancel the outreach. Days before a scheduled sports camp in a Columbus neighborhood, a husband shot and stabbed multiple times his estranged wife and ...
(ANALYSIS) What in the world happened in the 2024 presidential election? It’s a question I’ve been asked by dozens of media outlets over the last six months. But I had a big problem: no reliable data ...
(ANALYSIS) So far, I’ve taken a really good look at how three Christian groups voted in the 2024 election: evangelicals, mainline Protestants and Catholics. But there’s another group that I haven’t ...
An ethics professor breaks down a recent study exposing religious bias in all major AI models. He thinks throwing out all ...
What could feel more like summer than a bonfire after worship service? From Denali in Alaska to the Everglades in Florida, a ...
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