On Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to intervene in the legal battle over state restrictions of churches during the pandemic.
On Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to intervene in the legal battle over state restrictions of churches during the pandemic.
On Thursday, the state of Illinois withdrew all restrictions on houses of worship amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Churches in Chicago and California are taking the fight against bans on church gatherings amid the coronavirus to the U.S. Supreme Court.
After his church was burned to the ground by a suspected arson, Pastor Jerry Waldrop is promising to prayer for the mind and spirit of the person who set the building ablaze.
It’s evident that some find hope and comfort in gathering again, while others may experience hesitation and fear. With churches beginning to reopen, lead pastors are facing challenging decisions with their operations and staffing. How will everyday operations look moving forward?
Chicago pastors are speaking out after the state's governor threatened permanent shutdowns if churches decided to reopen before permitted by the state.
According to a new survey, 45 percent of churchgoers prefer sermons that are 30 minutes or less.
The Chinese government has reportedly resorted to shutting down or, in some cases, tearing down churches across the country.
On Friday, a judge awarded a Fort Worth breakaway Anglican group the right to $100 million in church property.
A man was arrested after he interrupted an outdoor church service while wielding a knife.
