Events that occurred this week in Christian history include the publishing of the hymn "Sweet Hour of Prayer," the death of a pioneering woman preacher, and a judge approving the bankruptcy sale of Crystal Cathedral.

The Church of England has published guidance for its parishes, as they are expected to "play a key role in the life of the nation" during the period of national mourning following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

A California fire chief who claims he was terminated from his job after attending a megachurch leadership conference has filed an appeal after a federal court ruled earlier this year that he was rightfully let go.

Jonathan Evans, former NFL linebacker, sports chaplain and son of Pastor Tony Evans, has released a new book with the purpose of providing a battle plan for believers when they're going through a crisis.

Bestselling author and podcaster Annie F. Downs discusses the importance of having fun and how it contributes to spiritual and relational growth.

A new report has ranked America's colleges based on their openness to free speech, particularly for students and speakers who espouse conservative views at illiberal universities.

The reality is that America is a fallen nation, just like every other nation on the planet, and as such, is part of what the Bible calls "the world." The political system is also part of this fallen world, with even our favored party mixed with corruption and compromise.

The British press and citizens were surprised to see Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, the Duke and the Duchess of Sussex, set aside their differences with the royal family by joining the Prince and Princess of Wales in greeting crowds outside the gates of Windsor castle paying tribute to their grandmother, the late Queen Elizabeth II.