Since 2018, the Southern Baptist Convention has lost a series of high-profile leaders whose tenures ended due to controversy or misconduct. The latest to depart is Ronnie Floyd, a former megachurch pastor who resigned as president of the SBC’s Nashville-based Executive Committee in mid-October. With all of these leaders walking away, many are wondering who will ultimately lead the SBC.
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The Reformed Church in America is creating a team that will consider a restructuring plan for the denomination that would make definitive rules on LGBT ordination and same-sex marriages.
According to a new Pew Research Center poll, most regular churchgoers in the U.S. say they would trust their pastor in providing guidance about the COVID-19 vaccine, but a majority also say their own minister has been silent on the issue.
According to a new Pew Research Center survey, regular churchgoers are starting to attend in-person worship services once again.
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A new survey by the American Bible Society found that evangelical-affiliated churches have more "practicing" Christians than those in other mainline denominations.
In a new video, Vice President Kamala Harris encourages Virginia church congregants to vote for Democrat Terry McAuliffe in the state's gubernatorial race.
Ronnie Floyd has resigned from his position as president and CEO of the Southern Baptist Convention's Executive Committee (EC) over the Executive Committee's decision to waive attorney-client privilege amid a denominational sex abuse investigation.
A third-party investigation at Menlo Church, one of Northern California’s most prominent megachurches, ended this week with a report that found no evidence the pastor’s adult child had acted on his confessed attraction to minors.
