The late Aretha Franklin’s family said Monday (Sept. 3) that it found an Atlanta pastor’s eulogy delivered at the Queen of Soul’s funeral last week to be offensive and distasteful.

The Church of England is facing a catastrophic fall in the proportion of young adults who describe themselves as Anglican as data shows an acceleration towards a secular society.

For more than a decade, a conservative Catholic diocese in Nebraska was the only church in the U.S. that refused to participate in annual reviews of sexual misconduct that were a key reform enacted in the wake of the 2002…

The Rowan County clerk who famously spent five days in jail for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples in violation of court orders may have exacerbated a rift between Pope Francis and his chief accuser.

When public school teachers are investigated for alleged wrongdoing, the investigation is part of the record that is shared when they try to get other jobs.

Back then, some evangelical Christians argued that demands for government protection for Christianity signaled that their religion had failed.

Recent moves by the deeply conservative Russian Orthodox Church, combined with acts of Russian state aggression, can only be seen as concrete efforts to undermine liberal democracy around the world.

A faith-based community action group is launching its own investigation into possible racial profiling by the Waukesha County Sheriff’s Department.

From pre-game invocations to post-game huddles, from touchdown celebrations to protests during the national anthem, prayer pervades football.

The separation of families at the border, climate change, and various progressive causes have galvanized young Christians.

Two new movies are shining a much-needed spotlight on the practice of gay “conversion therapy,” also known as the attempt to change the sexual orientation or gender expression of LGBTQ individuals.

There are reasons to be dubious about these allegations put forward by culture warrior Carlo Maria Viganò, a Benedict XVI ally.