If you want to hear about really sick churches, then stick with me on this post. If you are tired about many of us writing about the sordid state of congregations, I understand. Skip this article and I will return with more good news in the near future.

The dust may have settled on the Hobby Lobby Supreme Court case that offered the pro-life movement a major victory, but the arts and crafts chain is still under attack.

19 Kids and Counting has made the Duggar family popular, but there’s another family of 21 that’s making headlines.

Lee University’s 15-member a capella ensemble Voices of Lee performed at Music In the Summer Air (MISA), an international music festival held in Shanghai, China.

In what is believed to be the first program of its kind to help spread the gospel of Jesus Christ, Community Bible Church (CBC) launched the free Online Church Leaders training platform today to support the creation of online churches. Anyone interested in participating can register at onlinechurchleaders.com.

Call it irony. An atheist is going to deliver the invocation in the town of Greece, New York. It’s ironic because it’s the same town that won the U.S. Supreme Court case that preserved its right in a 5-4 ruling to start its meetings with public prayer.

The word that most adequately describes this age is crisis. Political convulsions, national upheaval, racial unrest, rebellion against the existing order and outright revolution are becoming almost normal. We know that tomorrow’s headlines will probably bring some new crisis to our attention.

At the upcoming 2014 Church of God General Assembly, a special resolution regarding adoption will be presented to the International General Council. Its purpose is to raise awareness and motivate action within the Church of God for families to open their hearts and homes to orphan children.

International Cooperating Ministries (ICM), a nonprofit organization whose mission is to nurture believers and assist Church growth worldwide, is partnering with musicians to reach the world for Christ.