On February 17, the New Life Church in Minsk, Belarus was evicted from its building by police. Authorities claimed that a church was an “unpurposeful use” for the building.
On February 17, the New Life Church in Minsk, Belarus was evicted from its building by police. Authorities claimed that a church was an “unpurposeful use” for the building.
A group of conservative United Methodists is set to launch a new denomination in 2022.
A church in Canada has been fined more than $80,000 for holding an in-person service in January.
A 25-year-old man is now in critical condition after he attempted to commit suicide inside of an Ohio Church on Monday.
On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a property dispute case involving The Episcopal Church, the Diocese of Fort Worth and All Saints' Episcopal Church.
The PBS series The Black Church recently highlighted the history and the contribution of the Black Church to American life and the broader Christian church. Many Christians do not know the rich history of the Black church, so, in that spirit, this article shares seven Black Christian Leaders you should know about. Each one has made or is making a unique contribution to the larger Christian church.
As with any list of this nature, there will be people the author omitted who could have been included. This list is not intended to be exhaustive, but rather is intended to introduce you to some Black Christian leaders, both present and future, whose ministries are a blessing to the larger church and who whose ministries would make a significant impact in your Christian life.
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The United Methodist Convention has once again pushed back their general conference meeting because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Celebrity-ism is as much a problem in the Church as out. We can be grateful for YouTube access to the teachings, articles, and sermons of our favorite pastors and for the inspiration from our favorite Christian authors or artists through Instagram. But are we idolizing? Are we angry if they say something we don’t like, commenting as if they’re not real people or as if their job is always to agree with us? Do we assume a level of intimacy that is not appropriate with someone we actually don’t know? Do we use them to replace local churches or to provide spiritual authority in our lives, when that is not their place nor role?
A UK pastor has been fined more than $14,000 after their church held a service in a pub parking lot amid COVID-19 restrictions.
The National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. tolled its bell 500 times on Monday in honor of those lost to COVID-19.
