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When asked to rate their church’s handling of the COVID-19 crisis, a majority of Protestant churchgoers say their church's COVID-19 response makes them proud.

An undocumented immigrant who had sought refuge at a sanctuary church in Raleigh, North Carolina, for more than three years will now be allowed to leave without the danger of being deported.

Planners and exhibitors are waiting to hear whether religious conferences will go on as expected this year and are contemplating how those conferences will look as the pandemic continues and vaccination levels increase.

Among the millions of Southern Baptist women, there are many who have questioned the faith’s gender-role doctrine and more recently urged a stronger response to disclosures of sexual abuse perpetrated by SBC clergy.

The young man stood by his wife and told those listening, "Everybody really just has a moment to think about their hearts and where they're at with God and just to know that Jesus loves them and is crazy about them."

United Methodist bishops have canceled a special session of the global denomination's General Conference that was scheduled to meet May 8 online.

About half of Black “nones” say they pray at least monthly, but far fewer attend religious services.

The nation is reeling this week after 10 people lost their lives in a mass shooting at a super market in Colorado on Monday. It marked the second mass shooting in the country in six days.