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Christians more likely to share their faith offline than online
Americans are actively engaging with faith in the online sphere, according to new research by Pew.
Which kind of church appeals to Millennials? It's not as trendy and modern as you think
New research by the Barna group paints a complex picture of the tastes of Millennials.
Immigrant hiding in Portland church gets arrested on charges of illegal re-entry
An immigrant activist seeking sanctuary in a Portland church has been arrested on charges of illegal re-entry despite strong protests from locals.
John Piper on how to to tell if your pastor is a bully
"There are bad shepherds," says the Desiring God theologian
Atheist set to sue US Navy because his application to be a chaplain was rejected
An atheist is reportedly taking the US Navy to court after it rejected his application to be a chaplain.
Hollywood pastor Hank Fortener to launch first ever 'World Adoption Day' after raising $4m through crowdfunding platform
The first ever World Adoption Day will be taking place on November 9 thanks to the efforts of a Hollywood pastor who raised $4m through his own crowdfunding platform.
Destiny's Child's Michelle Williams and Preachers of LA's Dietrick Haddon debut new reality TV show 'Fix My Choir'
Michelle Williams and Dietrick Haddon will be serving some honest truths to gospel choirs across the US in their reality TV show, Fix My Choir.
Spanish nurse who survived Ebola thanks God for saving her life, but criticises decision to put down her dog
The Spanish nurse who recovered from Ebola has paid tribute to God and the health care workers who nursed her back to health.
Jessa Duggar is loving married life with 'best friend' Ben Seewald as she shares surprisingly intimate photo of them kissing
But the newlyweds clearly didn't intend for every kiss to be private, as Jessa has just shared a surprisingly intimate photo with all her Instagram followers of the pair enjoying a tender smooch.
After the fall of Burkina Faso's president, church leaders are optimistic for peace
Churches in Burkina Faso are working on peace and reconciliation in the nation weeks after President Blaise Compaore was ousted.
Britain's Christians and atheists say they could be branded 'extremists' under new government proposals
Atheists and Christians are more likely to be sparring these days than seeing eye to eye, but new powers being proposed by the government are making both groups shudder.
Faith leaders at the forefront of driving back Ebola in West Africa
While most public gatherings remain shut, church doors are still open
Rick Warren joins the Vatican for conference on marriage and family life
Purpose Driven Life author Rick Warren will be among the religious leaders from around the world taking part in a Vatican conference on marriage and the family this month.
Kenyan Christians close to Somali border under attack; ask 'Will it ever end?'
Christians in eastern Kenya are on high alert after a wave of attacks by Somali Muslims.
Noah's Ark feature removed from children's playground after complaint from atheist grandparents
A Noah's ark display has been removed from a children's playground in Newark, Delaware, after atheist grandparents complained that they did not want their grandchildren to see Bible verses.
Another pastor resigns from Mars Hill
The lead pastor of Mars Hill's Bellevue campus announced on Sunday that he is stepping down.