When evangelicals took center stage at an interfaith Make Poverty History rally, Chloe Breyer was uneasy. A progressive Episcopal priest and a staunch defender of
Religious conservatives claimed victory in Texas as voters overwhelmingly approved a measure Nov. 8 bolstering the state’s ban on same-sex “marriage.” But religious conservatives lost
As we have already seen on television, disasters bring out the best and worst in people. Even as Americans are moved to give generously to
Struggling with alcoholism? A failing marriage? An abusive personality? Psychologists might say you can blame dad, grandpa or someone even further back for your personal
In 1957, when Billy Graham’s New York City crusade launched him into the national spotlight, he took the chance to cross racial lines in an
Seventy-five percent of Americans favor enforcement of government restrictions on television content during hours when children are most likely to be watching, a new survey
For 37 years, Ralph Johnson has met with fellow members of his National Baptist Convention, USA. There are several African-American Baptist denominations, representing more than
The National Association of Evangelicals has approved a statement calling on evangelicals to be more involved in public policy. The organization’s board of directors unanimously
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