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The Reformed Episcopal Church stripped British-born cleric and former media personality Calvin Robinson of his temporary clerical license after just nine days, following a public complaint from an Anglican archbishop this week.
A series of whistleblower documents raising serious concerns about the leadership and governance of the World Evangelical Alliance has sparked renewed controversy ahead of the organization’s planned General Assembly in Seoul, South Korea, in October.
Will Graham, grandson of the late evangelist Billy Graham, said during a Monday interview on Sean Hannity's radio show that he believes young people are increasingly hungry for faith and connection.
Approximately one month after he was forced to step back from his role as interim senior pastor of the Vineyard Church in Duluth, Minnesota, following allegations of leadership abuse by Vineyard USA, John Kliewer has been cleared of the claims by an independent investigation.
A Gold Star widow who has lost two husbands and overcome the weight of a secret she kept from them has launched a nationwide ministry that takes widows from "desperation to destiny" through a relationship with Jesus Christ.
Josh Buice, president of G3 Ministries, who also serves as a pastor and elder at Pray's Mill Baptist Church in Douglasville, Georgia, has resigned after confessing to using multiple social media and email accounts to “publicly and anonymously slander numerous Christian leaders.”
Despite ongoing controversy over an investigation into allegations of sexual abuse against Michael Brown, founder of The Line of Fire – Dr. Brown Ministries, Inc., the senior lead pastor of the multi-campus Mercy Culture Church, Landon Schott, celebrated his return to public ministry with a full-throated endorsement of his spiritual leadership.
A predominantly African American megachurch that has existed since the early 19th century has donated approximately $132,000 to relieve the debts of 11 graduating college seniors.
Michael Brown, founder of the North Carolina-based The Line of Fire – Dr. Brown Ministries, Inc., claims that independent sexual abuse investigation firm Firefly, which concluded last month that he engaged in sexual misconduct with two women, was “more friendly” to the perspective of his accusers.
