This week in Christian history: Billy Graham Library dedicated; Boniface martyred with 53 others
Events from this week in Christian history include the Billy Graham Library dedication, the birth of John Love and the martyrdom of St. Boniface.
Events from this week in Christian history include the Billy Graham Library dedication, the birth of John Love and the martyrdom of St. Boniface.
The Rev. Sarah Fisher has been installed as bishop of an Episcopal Church diocese, reportedly becoming the first woman in a same-sex relationship to be elevated to that position in the southern United States.
In her final year of life, Joni Lamb prepared for death by downsizing. She sold three homes and placed four properties in a trust so that assets could be shared after her death, without...
Charismatic leader Kevin Leal has raised eyebrows online for ordering a teenager to eat a physical page from the book of Proverbs.
A Southern Baptist children’s home has approved a program to help pay for seminary training for houseparents involved in its ministry work.
Christian YouTuber and Bible teacher Mike Winger announced he will be taking a “long overdue” three-month sabbatical beginning in June after postponing the break for months while working on his series about “cover-up culture.”
Artificial intelligence undermines genuine relationships and the dignity of the human person, according to Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical letter, which argues that Christianity offers a more compelling view of the human experience than...
Events that occurred this week in Christian history include the consecration of St. Isaac’s Cathedral, the death of Philip Neri, and Lutherans attempting to unify with the Orthodox Church.
Days after an electrical fire caused extensive damage at a historic African American church in Florida, vandals defaced the property with racial slurs and drawings of devil horns.
A growing share of Protestant churchgoers in the U.S. say many people are not aware that they are Christians. Still, a majority of them would not hesitate to let non-Christians know where they stand...