Church Ministries

Bishop Mullally faces criticism for promoting unbiblical teachings on marriage, sparking global Anglican tensions.

Throughout Church history, significant events have unfolded, marking anniversaries of triumphs, tragedies, births, and deaths.

A chaplains group sues the Anglican Church in North America, citing leadership disputes and efforts to sever ties.

The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association and Samaritan’s Purse have left the ECFA due to a new leadership policy.

Methodist congregations in the UK face closure risks, with 12% uncertain about survival by 2030 due to financial strain.

Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship’s founder, Tony Evans, is restored after stepping down. He won’t return to leadership roles.

William Tyndale, remembered on Oct. 6 by Anglicans and Lutherans, was instrumental in translating the Bible into English.

Throughout Church history, significant events have occurred. This week marks anniversaries of notable milestones.

Pastor Ed Young shares insights on sermon length, claiming a 20-minute sermon can be more impactful than a longer one.

Sarah Mullally becomes the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, sparking criticism from Gafcon over her views on blessing same-sex relationships.

Retired Episcopal bishop Samuel Johnson “John” Howard, accused of misconduct, won’t face charges; resigns from ministry.

Evangelicals under 35 are less likely to see Jews as God’s “chosen people,” showing a shift toward Replacement Theology.