The Mayor of London has blocked ads promoting gay conversion therapy.
Maundy Thursday marks the beginning of the three-day Easter celebration, and you may also hear it referred to as Holy Thursday, Sheer Thursday, or, intriguingly, Thursday of Mysteries.
A landmark court case over the rights of Christians to wear a cross or crucifix at work is raising a debate about discrimination and the position of believers in British society.
The Broncos quarterback has never shied from a public display of religion on the football field. What does his faith mean for the future of Evangelicalism?
There are endless things you can buy to support breast cancer awareness. Until recently, you could even get pink editions of the Bible.
Seminaries of all denominations across the U.S. now report that Boomers make up 20% of their classes.
Appropriately called the International House of Prayer, this center of worship never closes. And they’ve been serving up an endless helping of hope and prayer for more than a decade.
Verbal threats and table flipping, Old Testament style?
At their convention in Phoenix this past week, Southern Baptists issued a resolution asserting their “belief in the biblical teaching on eternal, conscious punishment of the unregenerate in Hell.” … Or, as the resolution’s title succinctly puts it, “On The Reality Of Hell.”
America’s first colonists were a religious lot. Three-and-a-half centuries later, not much has changed: more than 9 in 10 Americans still say they believe in God, according to a new Gallup poll.
