The Great Pastor Resignation has continued in our world since the global pandemic. And I personally would be a liar if I said I had not considered it too. Pastoring was difficult before the global pandemic, but it feels unbearable since then.

After both his wife and son were diagnosed with different forms of cancer over the last two years, Paul Petersen said he doesn’t shy away from using humor in the face of not one, but two major health crises in his family.

Worship attendance and volunteering in churches has recovered to some degree since the COVID-19 pandemic, but figures remain below pre-pandemic levels, according to a new report.

Moises Esteves, executive vice president of Child Evangelism Fellowship, says the organization's mission is to reach 100 million children with the Gospel and urges Christians to mobilize as the world grows darker.

U.N. experts have appealed to India’s government over the ongoing violence in Manipur state, which has left 187 dead, 70,000 displaced and hundreds of churches destroyed amid ethnic and religious tensions.

With a new memoir slated for publication, Jill Duggar Dillard has opened up about how participation in her family's reality television series put a strain on her marriage.

A 120-year-old Illinois church could be forced to shutter and sell off their assets if they fail to raise $300,000 in the next month to pay off a $487,000 federal court judgement against them to recover "long gone" donations a businessman convicted of running a Ponzi scheme, poured into their coffers over 10 years.

Cornerstone Chapel of Leesburg, Virginia, has opened a new private school in Loudoun County that will prohibit the teaching of critical race theory and LGBT ideologies as it serves as an alternative for Christian families upset with the direction of the local public school district that has made national headlines in recent years.

Elisabeth Elliot, the missionary many remember for devoting years of her life to sharing the Gospel with the men who killed her husband, is much more than a footnote in Christian history, says biographer Ellen Vaughn.

The Christian Reformed Church in North America will be selling its headquarters in Grand Rapids, Michigan, after more than six decades of occupying the property as maintenance costs have become "financially unsustainable."