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Whether or not a church should hold a Christmas service on Dec. 25 this year is proving to be quite the hot topic among pastors on Twitter, with some drawing comparisons between this decision and the situation churches were in during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

ChurchLeaders caught up with the talented duo of for KING & COUNTRY and asked them about their latest album and tour, their anti-human trafficking efforts, and Luke's recent health issues.

“Two years of healing...Two years of learning to go home to an empty house and counting the blessings that are still abundant. Two years…and I’m good,” Lysa TerKeurst recently shared on Instagram.

Though the president called it "a good day," a number of prominent Christian leaders responded with disappointment and criticism.

Pope Francis called Wednesday for a “humble” Christmas this year, with savings from reduced spending on gifts donated to help the “suffering people of Ukraine.”

Two years after suffering a devastating fire, the leaders of Middle Collegiate Church are awaiting the resolution of a dispute over its historic façade.

Jordan has launched a $100 million master plan aimed at attracting 1 million Christian pilgrims to celebrations of the second millennium of the baptism of Jesus in 2030.

Georgia pastor Jamal Bryant recently revealed that he suggested to his deacons that they begin legally raising cannabis in an attempt to attract young Black men to the church.