When a church is in trouble, the warning signs become apparent and public: Decreased attendance. Increased conflict. Power struggles. A lack of financial viability. They all contribute to the point…

Well, that’s how Gina Welch’s new book “In the Land of Believers: An Outsider’s Extraordinary Journey in to the Heart of the Evangelical Church describes her journey. Here’s the premise. A…

According to a Pew Center report on “millenials” (Americans who are younger than 30): “Fewer young adults belong to any particular faith than older people do today. They also are less likely to be…

Pat Robertson is defending himself this week saying that he did not say the Chilean earthquake was the result of Chile’s pact with the Chupacabra, or goat-sucker, a devilish beast blamed for…

Among evangelicals, only 18% are satisfied with the president’s job performance while 69% are dissatisfied (including 38% who are “completely dissatisfied”).

A decade ago, just 7 percent of all religious congregations in America could be considered diverse. For a vast majority of them, a single race made up more than 80 percent of their membership. Today,…

York County again is giving a deadline to the owners of the old Heritage Grand Hotel – who want to convert it into a retirement facility – to make it safe to live in or the county will demolish it….

This dude will write a love letter to your girlfriend for just $5. Nothing says love like doling out five bucks for a personalized love letter.

When David Wideman met a crisis, he ended up asking himself: Can you really find God in church?

Blogs have given occasion to a whole new set of conversations about religion in public life. They represent a tremendous opportunity for publication, discussion, cross-fertilization and critique of a…