African Anglicans Split Over Homosexuality
Anglican churches in Zimbabwe have expressed their intention to pull out of the Central African province in opposition to other churches which were in favor of homosexuals.
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Harvest Crusade: Throw Out Pre-Conceived Notions of Christianity
"I want you to throw out your pre-conceived notions about Christianity for a moment and think about what Jesus said," a national evangelist told thousands seated at the Amphitheater at California State University Stanislaus. -
Ted Haggard's Likely Successor Preaches First Sermon
New Life Church congregants packed their Colorado Springs house of worship on Sunday to hear a sermon from the top candidate to replace their ousted leader, Ted Haggard. -
Over 102,000 Pack Angel Stadium for Born-Again Experience
An estimated 102,000 people attended the 18th annual Southern California Harvest Crusade in Anaheim, Calif., over the weekend while nearly 33,000 more showed up via live webcast. -
S. Korea Mourns Slain Christian Hostage
South Korea is mourning the death of Bae Hyung-kyu, a devout Christian pastor who led the group of 22 church volunteers currently being held hostage by Taliban insurgents in Afghanistan. -
70-Year-Old Korean Christian Completing Trek Across America
After having traveled on foot from Los Angeles, a 70-year-old Korean Christian is expected to arrive at the nation's capital Wednesday in time to celebrate the nation's birthday. -
Exodus Freedom Speaker Warns of 'The Gay Gospel'
Hundreds of men and women will be hearing from former homosexuals who found freedom through Jesus Christ when Exodus International opens its 32nd annual Freedom Conference Tuesday in Irvine, Calif. -
Largest Ex-Gay Group Expanding Reach, Redemptive Message
Exodus International, the largest Christian outreach to ex-gays and those dealing with unwanted homosexuality, has entered a new phase of expansion. -
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Barred Anglican Bishop: Communion Torn at Deepest Level
The exclusion of two wayward bishops from joining a major Anglican conference next year has placed all the attention on the invitation list. But one of the bishops says the crisis Anglican churches are facing is not just about a few bishops. -
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Author Reveals Extravagance, Mismanagement in Baptist Missions Agency
Nearly a year after Southern Baptists affirmed the integrity of Dr. Bob Reccord, who headed their missions agency, amid a critical report of his leadership, a new book is disclosing Reccord's misuse -
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Evangelicals Launch Nationwide Push to Fight Youth Crisis
A new nationwide youth push has evangelicals asking, 'When did we stop trusting our youth?' America's future rests on more than the next generation itself, but on the nation's belief in the capaci -
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Pastor: What the Church Lacks Most is Guts
The greatest problem in the Church isn't a lack of education or resources or a need for better worship or preaching. But what the church lacks most is guts, says the leader of a flourishing 'twenty- -
Former Archbishop Says Anglicans 'Should Not Demonize One Another'
As a divided Anglican Communion nears a worldwide leaders gathering, the former head of the global denomination says they should not 'demonize one another.' -
Breakaway Anglicans Call Lawsuits over Property 'Act of Betrayal'
Eleven Anglican churches that voted to sever ties with the Episcopal Church called civil lawsuits filed against them over property issues 'an act of betrayal,' -
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Texas Megachurch Joins New Anglican Body
A former Episcopal Texas megachurch has announced its new home – the Anglican Mission in America. The departure came a week after the Episcopal Church elected Nevada Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori a -
Baptist Missions Agency Responds to Misspending Allegations
Following the release of a book that made numerous allegations of misused funds against a Southern Baptist mission agency, the organization responded saying some of the issues discussed are -
ELCA Sets Out to Fill Pews with Non-Whites, Youth
Young adults are restless with the way things are in the church. So the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America is doing something about it. -
Va. Anglican Leaders Say It's Not Too Late to Negotiate
Leaders of breakaway Anglican churches in Virginia urged the Episcopal Diocese and its bishop to cease his divisive language and still try to sit down and negotiate over church property ownership. -
Episcopal Diocese Wants 'Abandoned' Churches Back
The Episcopal Diocese of Virginia has declared the 11 churches that broke from the denomination as 'abandoned,' and will thus take any necessary steps to recover the properties. -
NAE Names Former Salvation Army Official to Post
In the aftermath of former NAE head Ted Haggard's sex and drug scandal, The National Association of Evangelicals named former national commander of The Salvation Army, Todd Basset, as its executive d
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