In the world of rare-book collecting, a copy of the Gutenberg Bible is the ultimate prize. There are fewer than 50 in existence, and none in better condition than the one known as Number 45. In The Lost Gutenberg, author Margaret Leslie Davis meticulously chronicles five
The head of China’s Protestant church gave a speech last week supporting the government’s policy of reducing Western influence on religion and making it “more Chinese,” a process dubbed sinicization in English.
“I don’t really go to church.” This sheepish, hushed confession broke the ice. The rest of us at the table for an invitation-only consultation on leadership and the church responded with grateful nods and murmurs of understanding.
After the New Zealand attack, there is a surge of interfaith support for U.S. Muslims. Churches, synagogues and other houses of worship are trying to help mosque-goers feel less afraid.
While committing to stay off a certain phone app or reduce screen time may seem frivolous compared to fasting or Bible study, religious leaders say developing a healthier relationship with our digital devices can also deepen faith.
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that vouchers that send taxpayer funds to private schools, including religious schools, do not violate the religious liberty guarantees in the federal constitution. But even if they are allowed, that doesn’t make them a good idea.
At the Amen! Christian Bookstore in Marysville, Wash., Ken Fulcher thinks personalized service is the key to competing against Amazon, noting that even if customers pay more locally, "they're committed to the idea that there's a Christian bookstore in our community, and they want to
In recent years, conservatives have contrived various means to obtain access to government money for religious entities, such as schools, and the lawyers representing them are receiving an ever more sympathetic hearing at the Court.
The Southern Baptist Convention’s executive committee has proposed an amendment to the SBC constitution that would allow for churches to be disfellowshipped when they are determined to have “evidenced indifference in addressing sexual abuse.”
LONDON — After a series of historic firsts and long-overdue breakthroughs, 2018 was called “the Year of the Woman.” But it was also the year when there were fewer female Republicans in the United States Senate than men named John in the same chamber.
