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The U.S. State Department has added Nigeria to its list of countries deemed to have the most egregious violations of religious freedom.

This year, three NFL players chose the Fellowship of Christian Athletes as the cause or organization they'd like to bring awareness to while they are on the field.

On Dec. 4, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the MORE Act, which decriminalizes marijuana at the federal level. The bill’s passage in the House is a reminder to the church that the conversation surrounding marijuana is one we need to be having.

Former Hillsong pastor Carl Lentz is reportedly entering into an outpatient treatment program for depression, anxiety, and pastoral burnout according to an anonymous source.

The 9th Circuit panel in San Francisco heard arguments via video from lawyers representing two Nevada churches who want the appellate court to reverse earlier district court rulings upholding hard attendance caps Gov. Steve Sisolak has set on the size of indoor worship services.

“We’ve been practicing for this moment for the last 30 years,” said the Rev. Steve Viars, senior pastor of Faith, who estimates that a quarter of a million visitors have attended their live nativities in that time.

In a webinar on faith and politics under a Biden presidency, a panel of four faith leaders agreed that there is at least one essential step Americans must take to achieve healing in our deeply divided nation.

The two most-used digital platforms for Bible engagement—BibleGateway and the YouVersion Bible App—have released data on the Bible verses and themes most searched, shared, and read in 2020. In what has been a year defined by surprise and uncertainty, the results...really aren’t that surprising.