How can a church be more effective at communications when so many different communication avenues exist today?

Diana Butler Bass discusses her new book, “Grateful: The Transformative Power of Giving Thanks.”

Our national game is in trouble. The world of religion offers clues to the causes and consequences of the present troubles.

Religion may offer an important explanation as to why Facebook and other social media platforms are problematic both for society and for individual well-being. (via Sightings: Religion in Public Life)

Rev. Tamiko Jones reflects on the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. 50 years after his assassination: King recognized the hand of God throughout history and that everything in history led up to the time in which Dr. King lived.

Following the resurrection, when Jesus’ charged his disciples with this strategic assignment, his words became their modus operandi. After an inspiring Easter celebration, this is a great week to revisit this pivotal mandate.

The quiet response by current American evangelical leaders to what’s occurring in Russia is notably different than decades past.

A California case before the Supreme Court has implications for free speech.

Does the American Bible Society, new owners of the .bible domain, have the authority to dictate what constitutes the Bible?

Child safety at church is essential. This checklist provides dozens of practical suggestions to keep children safe at church.

After his passing, Billy Graham was called the “last nonpartisan evangelical” by several major media outlets — but is that true?

Dorothy Horne, whose husband Byron lives with Alzheimer’s, shares practical ways to love a spouse with Alzheimer’s.