The arrest of a Messianic Jewish evangelist in Israel reflects the strife that often confronts Messianic Jews despite Israel’s guarantees of religious liberty and without
The Roman Catholic Church grew to 69.1 million members in 2005, making it the fastest-growing church in the country, followed closely by the Assemblies of
ATLANTA — Bishops from six U.S. Methodist denominations pledged to work together on common social justice goals but said a merger or union among them
Navasota, Texas — Episcopal bishops have brushed off an attempt to grant overseas Anglicans a role in governing the U.S. Episcopal Church, saying such a
SAN ANTONIO — Prolific Christian author Max Lucado has announced plans to step down as senior pastor of the San Antonio megachurch he has served
Carol Stream, Ill. — Christianity Today International (CTI), the Carol Stream, Ill.-based publisher of evangelical magazines and online periodicals, has named a new editor-in-chief. Harold
When LaKisha Jones belted out a song from the movie “Dreamgirls” in her debut on this season of “American Idol,” the Michigan church that helped
INDIANAPOLIS — The Assemblies of God has elected a veteran church executive as the new leader of the Pentecostal denomination. George O. Wood, general secretary
