Rather than acknowledge that there may be good reasons for white conservative evangelical leaders to listen and think about the substance of the simmering internal and external critiques, Keller shifts the blame and sets his sights on pollsters instead.

A Cairo attack kills eight Christians and one Muslim, after an Islamic authority declares it a national duty to protect Copts from terrorism.

Turns out this is actually the worst time of the year to set new goals. Here’s how to reframe your grand aspirations into something more attainable.

For many Christian women, including racial minorities, and others whose voices traditionally have not been heard by or represented in institutional churches, the internet has created new platforms to teach, preach and connect. But has that created what the Rev. Tish Harrison Warren  called…

Prominent Georgia Baptist leader and former missionary to Nigeria Pearl Holmes DuVall died Dec. 26.

Selections from The Atlantic’s coverage of 2017, when the right-wing movement gained momentum

Cinema and religion are never far apart—both bring light to darkened places.

Two Boston-area congregations and their supporters have chosen to provide shelter to a woman from Ecuador and her children, and a man from El Salvador.

As Kentucky’s last abortion clinic is at risk of being shut down, some religious leaders step up against Gov. Matt Bevin’s anti-abortion policies.