Christianity

Why South Korea’s Conservative Christians Don’t Want to Get Cozier With the North

By Kelly Kasulis and Kevin Grant / Seoul

Marilynne Robinson on What It Means to Be a Christian in Trump's America

By Sarah Begley

The Billy Graham I Knew

By A. Larry Ross

Watch Billy Graham's 5 Greatest Sermons

By TIME Staff

Billy Graham, Father of Modern Evangelism, Dies at 99

"It is his voice that will be missed the most," writes David Van Biema.

By David Van Biema February 21, 2018

#ChurchToo Urges Twitter Users to Address Abuse at Church

The #MeToo social media campaign against sexual harassment has spread to the church

By Casey Quackenbush November 22, 2017

Jen Hatmaker Talks Faith, Family and the Church’s Battles

A conversation with the self-described "low-grade Christian famous" pastor and author

By Belinda Luscombe August 17, 2017

Jesus' Tomb to Reopen in Jerusalem After a $4 Million Restoration

Experts worked through the night so pilgrims could still visit the tomb

By Zamira Rahim March 22, 2017

Trump-Pence is the Most Anti-Catholic Republican Ticket in Modern History

The two have both frequently disrespected Catholic values

By Christopher Hale July 16, 2016

What Christians Must Do in the Wake of Orlando

Mourn with us, and don’t qualify your lament

By Matthew Vines June 13, 2016

Here's Why Making The Young Messiah Was 'Fraught With Peril'

The Young Messiah introduces a new class in the world of Jesus narratives—and director Cyrus Nowrasteh says it wasn't easy material to tackle

By John Anderson March 11, 2016

Pope Francis to Visit Pakistan This Year

The move looks set to boost the morale of the country's beleaguered Christian minority.

By Rishi Iyengar March 3, 2016

How to Make Lent Radically Spiritual

Give up something that you think you cannot do without

By Melinda Selmys / Patheos February 10, 2016

Questions Linger After Wheaton Prof Agrees to Leave

The provost of Wheaton College in Illinois’ emailed faculty Saturday night saying that he had revoked his recommendation to fire the school’s first tenured black female professor, Larycia Hawkins, who been under fire after she...

By Elizabeth Dias February 8, 2016

7 Ways to Prepare Spiritually to Vote

Step back from voting your fears or your anger

By Frederick Schmidt / Patheos February 4, 2016

Australian Churches Offer Sanctuary to Refugees

Nearly 270 asylum seekers — among them 37 infants — are currently facing return to the islands of Nauru and Manus

By Simon Lewis February 4, 2016

Clinton Explains How Christianity Has Guided Her Politics

In an unusual meditation on her Christian faith, Hillary Clinton told a small crowd in rural Iowa on Monday afternoon how her belief in God has helped guide her politics and criticized those who use...

Christianity

Why South Korea’s Conservative Christians Don’t Want to Get Cozier With the North

Marilynne Robinson on What It Means to Be a Christian in Trump's America

The Billy Graham I Knew

Watch Billy Graham's 5 Greatest Sermons

Billy Graham, Father of Modern Evangelism, Dies at 99

"It is his voice that will be missed the most," writes David Van Biema.

#ChurchToo Urges Twitter Users to Address Abuse at Church

The #MeToo social media campaign against sexual harassment has spread to the church

Jen Hatmaker Talks Faith, Family and the Church’s Battles

A conversation with the self-described "low-grade Christian famous" pastor and author

Jesus' Tomb to Reopen in Jerusalem After a $4 Million Restoration

Experts worked through the night so pilgrims could still visit the tomb

Trump-Pence is the Most Anti-Catholic Republican Ticket in Modern History

The two have both frequently disrespected Catholic values

What Christians Must Do in the Wake of Orlando

Mourn with us, and don’t qualify your lament

Here's Why Making The Young Messiah Was 'Fraught With Peril'

The Young Messiah introduces a new class in the world of Jesus narratives—and director Cyrus Nowrasteh says it wasn't easy material to tackle

Pope Francis to Visit Pakistan This Year

The move looks set to boost the morale of the country's beleaguered Christian minority.

How to Make Lent Radically Spiritual

Give up something that you think you cannot do without

Questions Linger After Wheaton Prof Agrees to Leave

The provost of Wheaton College in Illinois’ emailed faculty Saturday night saying that he had revoked his recommendation to fire the school’s first tenured black female professor, Larycia Hawkins, who been under fire after she...

7 Ways to Prepare Spiritually to Vote

Step back from voting your fears or your anger

Australian Churches Offer Sanctuary to Refugees

Nearly 270 asylum seekers — among them 37 infants — are currently facing return to the islands of Nauru and Manus

Clinton Explains How Christianity Has Guided Her Politics

In an unusual meditation on her Christian faith, Hillary Clinton told a small crowd in rural Iowa on Monday afternoon how her belief in God has helped guide her politics and criticized those who use...

Wheaton Faculty: Don't Fire Professor Over Facebook Post

She had expressed sympathy with Muslims in a Facebook post

A Fight for the Future of Evangelical Christianity at Wheaton

How a Facebook post sparked controversy among the faithful

Wheaton Provost Called Prof's Muslim Remark 'Innocuous'

Faculty speak out to defend teacher