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The United Methodist Church General Conference voted 523 to 161 to remove a statement from its central rulebook that declared homosexuality "incompatible with Christian teaching" following around 90 minutes of debate on Thursday. Delegates approved a statement calling marriage "a sacred, lifelong covenant" that brings "two people of faith" into the union for a deeper relationship with God.
A bipartisan watchdog committee has for the first time urged the U.S. State Department to include Azerbaijan on its list of the world's worst religious freedom violators as it calls on the agency to take a stronger stance against violations in several countries, including Nigeria and India.
Former President Donald Trump appeared to suggest that he would allow states to prosecute women who have abortions as he continues to face blowback from both sides of the debate over his stance on the issue.
"The Office" actress Angela Kinsey has recalled a time she refused to say a scripted joke on the popular NBC sitcom about a gay character that she didn't believe accurately portrayed Christians or the love of Christ.
A Northwestern University journalism professor told protesters at an anti-Israel protest encampment that journalists' work isn't about "objectivity," saying he teaches "relational journalism" that encourages students to open their "compassionate hearts."
Arizona has repealed the state's near-total abortion ban after Gov. Katie Hobbs signed a bill into law Thursday in advance of the 2024 election and potential referendum vote that could enshrine abortion rights into its constitution.
A legal agreement that was being brokered between Hillsong Church Australia and former member and ex-Hillsong College student Anna Crenshaw to settle a lawsuit fell through Thursday.
The sponsor of the Antisemitism Awareness Act is pushing back on claims that the law will criminalize speech about the New Testament.
The Global Methodist Church has issued an official response to the United Methodist Church's General Conference votes to drop the denomination's decades-old ban on ordaining noncelibate homosexuals and allow the blessing of gay unions.
Pastor Jonathan Falwell is reminding Christian voters that there is no such thing as a “perfect" presidential candidate — but they must stay engaged in the political process.
Thousands of prayer gatherings will be held nationwide on Thursday to celebrate the National Day of Prayer, an annual observance that dates back to a 1952 law requiring the president to designate a day for Americans to turn to God in prayer.
Pastor John MacArthur is facing withering criticism from some doctors, Christian mental health experts and outspoken Evangelical figures like Beth Moore following his comment saying there is no such thing as mental illness.
Attacks on two predominantly Christian villages in Egypt last week came after days of rising tensions, which the state’s security services did nothing to quell despite being notified of impending danger to Christians, according to a human rights group.
A leader from the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops has accused the Biden administration of advancing an “ideological view of sex," condemning a forthcoming rule that could require faith-based healthcare providers to perform or provide surgical or hormonal transgender interventions.
An Iowa judge recently denied a motion to toss out the hate crime charge against Michael Cassidy, a Christian who potentially faces five years in prison for toppling a satanic statue in the Iowa state Capitol last year.
A podcaster's recent suggestion that women who have abortions "should be killed" has led to an explosive debate within the pro-life movement.
The president of an international nonprofit Christian persecution watchdog warned that too few Christians in the West are aware of encroaching trends that he has observed in countries hostile to faith and freedom of speech.
According to Cuba Gooding Jr., his new role as a drug dealer-turned-Christian in “The Firing Squad” is one of the most impactful he’s ever tackled and reflects his own redemption story.
About a month before his solo exhibition billed “The Lord was there” opened at the Arkell Museum in Canajoharie on March 1, master portrait artist Zimou Tan had a completely different vision of what the show would look like. But God, he said, interrupted everything.
