The Charlie Kirk memorial was a moment that has been crystallized into America’s cultural and political consciousness. Erika Kirk stood before 100,000 mourners at State Farm Stadium, her voice ...

Anglican leaders in Australia expressed concern that the way a new law banning practices aimed at changing sexual orientation or gender identity is being implemented in New South Wales (NSW) state ...

In the wake of political violence and deepening division, high-profile Christian leaders—and church congregants—are pressuring pastors to take a stand from the pulpit.

The more I am able to live out of my principles and keep a “balcony view” in my head, the more I am able to be objective about myself and others.

This is not about disagreements over theology or tradition. It is about the corruption of the Christian witness. It is about a faith that claims to follow a man who washed feet and fed the hungry, yet ...

At these schools, students are introduced to a community’s particular charism or way of life and are deeply affected by the presence and witness of the religious who walk these campuses.

Christian leaders ask pastors to preach politics as Texas Faith Fest panel discusses Christian nationalism and church-state separation.

Clemson coach Dabo Swinney hates losing. But he refuses to believe there isn’t a “big-picture plan” behind the Tigers’ struggles. He leaned into his faith during the bye week to preach the gospel.

How Charlie Kirk is being memorialized -- with many conservatives and white Christians, particularly evangelicals, emphasizing his faith and labeling him a martyr -- has sparked debate among Black ...

When I was 5 years old, I believed I could be nothing but a Southern Baptist. My friends were Southern Baptists, my family was Southern Baptist, and my Appalachian community likewise was Southern ...

From the pulpits of Black churches, pastors used their sermons to denounce Kirk's beliefs that some said conflict with the teachings of Jesus Christ and the Gospel.

Across the country, Charlie Kirk is remembered differently. Black pastors reject Kirk as a martyr, addressing racial issues and his political legacy.