The new book, “The Other 80 Percent: Turning Your Church’s Spectators into Active Participants,” by Scott Thumma and Warren Bird addresses the question of why there are so few active attenders and so many nominal Christians in the country.

The Family Institute of Connecticut Action will hold a Pro-Family Lobby Day today at noon at the state Capitol to stop HB 6599, a transgender special rights measure popularly known as the Bathroom Bill.

Cleveland, TN–The Ministerial Internship Program (MIP) Commissioning Celebration will be held this weekend at the North Cleveland Church of God with nearly 1,000 delegates in attendance.

The popular author’s controversial book Love Wins celebrates God’s love but drifts dangerously into Universalism.

The struggling economy has religious institutions and ministries of all sizes reeling from a decline in donations, but one organization is attempting to match ministries with donors looking to give.

New census figures show year seven of a marriage continues to be the time when many couples believe they have no other choice but to divorce.

EDMOND, OK – An Oklahoma congregation is breaking away from Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and will join another Lutheran denomination.

In a poll conducted on May 16th, visitors to the King James Bible Online (www.kingjamesbibleonline.org) website and Facebook page were asked, “When do you think Judgment Day is?” The three choices offered were: “May 21, 2011,” “December 21, 2012,” or “No one knows, but God.” Of the 179 respondents, 176, or approximately 98 percent, marked “No one knows, but God.” Three respondents, or approximately 2 percent, chose May 21, 2011 as Judgment Day. No respondents chose December 21, 2012.

In accordance with the structural framework announced in January for the Commission on Accountability and Policy for Religious Organizations, ECFA (Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability) is assembling separate panels – a religious panel and a nonprofit panel – composed of representatives from each sector.