The Rev. Johnnie Moore defended the workings of his deeply contentious food distribution system to a friendly audience in a Zoom appearance Tuesday (July 22).

According to the government, as many as 12,000 refugees had made travel plans to the U.S. before the refugee freeze. They may all press their case now.

White evangelicals’ love affair with Donald Trump has been well documented over the years. But a new study examining the 2024 vote among nearly 7,100 verified voters shows the president won over the affections of many other Protestants beyond evangelicals—and Catholics too.

An independent investigation into allegations that the Rev. William Barber had been paying his ex-wife alimony from the finances of his nonprofit, concluded that the civil rights leader did nothing wrong.

Americans are still celebrating World Refugee Day, but there are far fewer of them since President Trump shut down refugee resettlement for all but white South African Afrikaners.

Walter Brueggemann, one of the most widely respected Bible scholars of the past century, died Thursday (June 5) at his home in Michigan. He was 92.

The Rev. William J. Barber II’s ex-wife has asked a judge to look into allegations that the civil rights and anti-poverty leader has been paying her alimony from the finances of his nonprofit.

Faith-based groups are weighing whether to help the US government resettle Afrikaners after it shut down refugee resettlement for all others.