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Appeals Court Rules Against Dave Ramsey’s Company in COVID-Era Religious Discrimination Case

Brad Amos, a former video editor at Ramsey Solutions, claimed he was fired for failing to follow Ramsey's faith-based beliefs on how to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic.

In Scandal’s Wake, ACNA Adopts New Rules on Reporting Misconduct

Amendments to the denomination’s bylaws on preventing and reporting misconduct lay the groundwork for larger revisions, ACNA officials said.

In North Carolina, Nearly 1,200 Southern Baptist Churches Participate in Week of Service

Summers are often a time when congregations send out people to far off missions work. The state’s Southern Baptists envisioned something closer to home.

Joni Eareckson Tada at the Global Leadership Summit: The Best Leaders Lead, Not From Power, but From Weakness

Joni Eareckson Tada took the stage at the Global Leadership Summit (GLS) on Friday, Aug. 8, where she exhorted attendees that the most effective leaders do not lead from a place of personal power but out of the strength that God provides through their weaknesses.

Outspoken Christian Hulk Hogan ‘Indifferent’ to Ben Affleck and Matt Damon’s Film About His Past Scandal

Retired pro wrestler Hulk Hogan, who was recently baptized and has been outspoken about his Christian faith, might not be pleased with an upcoming Hollywood project.

Musical Artist and ‘The Chosen’ Actor Moriah Tells Erwin McManus What’s She’s Learned About Being a Leader in the Music Industry

Christian artist and entrepreneur Moriah joined author and fellow artist Erwin McManus at the Global Leadership Summit, where Moriah talked with McManus about leadership in the music industry.

‘Today’s a Good Day To Be Unpopular’—John Cooper Urges a Spiritual ‘Revolution’ With New Skillet Single

Early this week, the award-winning band, Skillet, announced the release of a new single, “Unpopular,” and a new album, “Revolution.” ChurchLeaders spoke with Skillet frontman, John Cooper, regarding the band's new music and the meaning behind the album.

Rwanda Government Shuts More Than 5,000 Churches, Claiming Code Violations

In a crackdown, Rwanda has shut down more than 5,600 places of worship over failure to meet the conditions required for operation.