evangelicals

During an Evangelicals for Trump event last week, a faith advisor to the president warned voters of the Democrats' perceived anti-religion agenda.

According to LifeWay's recent survey, Protestant Evangelical churches in the South and the Midwest have largely resumed in-person church services.

According to a new survey, 70 percent of evangelical churchgoers believe that "people are basically good." This belief runs contrary to the biblical idea that humans are created in the image of God but deeply flawed following the fall of man.

In a recent program, Alyssa Milano and a group of pastor's discussed White conservative Evangelicals' role in perpetuating systemic racism.

According to a recent Pew Research Center survey, Donald Trump holds a 72 percent approval rating among White Evangelicals.

According to a recent survey, when asked if the United States has historically been oppressive for racial minorities, 82 percent of white evangelicals and 60 percent of white practicing Christians did not believe this statement to be true. Seventy-five percent of African American practicing Christians and more than 60 percent of Hispanic practicing Christians, however, did agree that racial minorities have historically been oppressed in the U.S.

According to a new Pew Research Center survey, 43 percent of all American adults believe that the Trump administration has positively impacted Evangelical Christians' interests.

Should congregations continue to gather for in-person worship and other social functions? Can the state restrict religious organizations from fully free functioning? These are just a couple of questions raised because of the coronavirus pandemic.

An opinion writer for the New York Times asserted this week that she believes conservative Christians have been a detriment to the way the United States responded to the COVID-19 pandemic.

A new Pew Research Center survey revealed that most white Evangelicals approve of how President Trump has responded to the recent coronavirus outbreak.