It was Christmas Eve in 1923. A church choir sang, Marine band members played and the president of the United States pressed a button to
Professional degrees are gaining traction at theological schools across the U.S. and Canada, while the traditional ministerial degree, the master of divinity, is faltering, according
When David Holsten first heard that missionary pilot Ryan Koher had been arrested in the city of Inhambane in southern Mozambique in early November, he
The Kennedy Center Honors, on its 45th occasion, recognized singer and songwriter Amy Grant, marking the first time the top cultural distinction was given to
An annual report on giving to evangelical Christian nonprofits, including churches and other ministries, found that giving to the United States’ largest churches fell by
The newly built Billy Graham Archive and Research Center in Charlotte, North Carolina, opened Nov. 7, the birthday of the late evangelist. The 30,000-square-foot state-of-the-art
The Department of Homeland Security has announced the appointment of a new, 25-member faith-based advisory council to assist Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas in finding ways to
America has long prided itself on being a country where people can choose whatever religion they like. The majority has long chosen Christianity. By 2070,
