Events from this week in Christian history include the birth of Henry Venn, the exiling of Athanasius of Alexandria and the death of Cotton Mather.

God has forgiven convicted Gateway Church founder Robert Morris who is currently serving time in an Oklahoma jail for child sex abuse and is expected to be release during Easter according to his “spiritual...

A formal complaint has been filed with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission, raising concern about the ongoing ties between the new Bethel Sydney campus and Bill Johnson’s Bethel Church in Redding, California, where...

Originally from Switzerland, Tobias Brandner came to Hong Kong with the Basel Mission in 1996.

Armenian Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan sent a letter from prison to the International Religious Freedom Summit in Washington, warning that the Armenian Apostolic Church, recognized as one of the world’s oldest Christian bodies, is under...

South Carolina Pastor Josh Powell is slated to be nominated for president of the Southern Baptist Convention in June at the annual meeting for the nation’s largest Protestant denomination.

Even in the throes of a bitter winter storm, Rev. Paul Rasmussen couldn’t help but compare ministry to a day at the beach during his final sermon at Highland Park United Methodist Church (HPUMC)...

Christian apologist Mike Winger said a recent apology from Bethel Church represents a rare and significant moment of accountability within the Charismatic movement while cautioning that unresolved concerns surrounding prophetic culture and leadership transparency...

Despite rumblings of a Christian resurgence among young adults in the United Kingdom, recent surveys purporting to find high levels of religiousness among youth may be misleading, according to the Pew Research Center. 

Events that occurred this week in Christian history include the first official “bonfire of the vanities,” Answers in Genesis suing Kentucky and a bishop setting up a mission in the Congo.