Most churchgoers say the Bible commands them to give, but their tithes don’t always go in the offering plate.

James H. Cone, the scholar known as the “founder of black liberation theology,” died April 28. He was 79.

A new Pew Research survey reveals nine out of 10 Americans believe in a higher power of some sort. A slim majority say they believe in the all-loving, all-knowing, all-powerful God of the Bible, while another one-third claim belief in a less-specific higher power or spiritual force.

At least seven women now have accused Bill Hybels of acting inappropriately with women and abusing his power as senior pastor of Willow Creek Community Church, according to Christianity Today.

Whites in multiracial congregations have more diverse friendship networks and are more comfortable with minorities, but that is due more to the impact of neighbors and friends of other races than to congregational influence, a Baylor University study found.

When it comes to charity, a personal touch works 10 times better than Facebook—at least for churchgoers.

A conservative Christian organization has asked video streaming giant Netflix to pull “13 Reasons Why,” a dramatic series critics say glamorizes suicide, after several teens who reportedly watched the show took their own lives.

Pew Research has found a significant gender gap concerning religious beliefs and practice among self-identified Christian men and women in America.

Bill Hybels, pastor of a powerful Chicago-area mega-church, has resigned after a series of sexual misconduct claims he described as “flat-out lies.”

Few churches have disciplined their members for misconduct, according to a new study from LifeWay Research.

“Paul, Apostle of Christ” opened in the top 10 at the box office its first weekend. It’s one of several current movies aimed at Christian audiences.

Protestant churches may be a little more diverse these days—and that’s a good thing, their pastors say.