The wife of popular Crystal Cathedral Ministries founder Dr. Robert H. Schuller suffered a stroke and is now convalescing in recovery.
One of California's largest churches has announced a new name after declaring bankruptcy.
Pastor Greg Laurie, honorary chair of the National Day of Prayer, is calling on the nation to adhere to Scripture.
A pro-life organization is hopeful the Vatican will address communion issues within the Catholic Church in America.
A new study released by LifeWay Research shows that while parishioners may be born-again Christians, they aren't fully engaging in the community that Christ commands.
Terrorism expert Robert Spencer is extremely disappointed that a Roman Catholic diocese in Massachusetts caved to the demands of Muslims to rescind an invitation for him to speak at an upcoming men's conference.
An attorney hopes that making public the names of abusive priests will rid suspicions and bring justice to the nation's largest Catholic archdiocese.
A prominent Southern Baptist pastor believes it's possible that homosexuality could be genetic, although there is no scientific proof of that. Regardless, says the pastor, homosexuality remains sinful behavior in God's eyes.
The Church of England has established a policy that could allow homosexual bishops in the future. That's stirred up intense criticism from conservatives within the denomination.
Experts agree that a majority of rank-and-file evangelical Christians probably don't support amnesty for illegal aliens, even though many evangelical leaders are getting on the amnesty bandwagon.
A non-profit legal defense organization is pleased that leaders of one California city have ruled against their own planning commission and sided with a church that ministers to the homeless.
Pastor Louie Giglio has withdrawn from the presidential inauguration lineup following criticism of past remarks that homosexuality is a sin and comments advocating ex-"gay" therapy.
A California pro-family group hopes a ruling that allows the release of the names of abusive Catholic priests will not turn into a "witch hunt" against the church as a whole.
The Church of Scotland is experiencing a rift for the same reason churches in the U.S. are breaking away from their denominations.
Do Americans take their faith with them to the ballot box -- or do they leave it at home or behind church doors? A recent study by the Barna Group reveals a lot about the motivation of voters when it comes to their Christian values.
Last week's shootings in Newtown, Connecticut, shocked the nation. One area pastor believes it's time for the Body of Christ to get into action.