In his column, Sébastien Fath analyzes the phenomenon of elite overproduction in the religious sphere, particularly within ...

Hank Kunneman’s booming voice filled the room, topping 100 decibels and repeatedly triggering an Apple Watch loud noise ...

Three area high school athletes have been selected to join the ranks of the Oklahoma FCA All-State Athlete roster.

During the February meeting of Assembly 2114, Kenny Stottlemire was recognized as the Fourth degree Knight of the Year.

In the two years since Aaron Renn moved to Carmel, Indiana, he has become a kind of unofficial booster for the unusual suburb of Indianapolis.

Claire Johnston Hill never met a stranger. Her life was graced with warm hospitality, lifelong friendships, and abiding love ...

“The statement’s unexpected publication on the first day of the event [last year] and last-minute edits to sections related to homosexuality triggered controversy among participants who felt they did ...

How do people respond when their higher institutes and organizations make empty promises? Dr. James Bratt, a former Calvin ...

The crucial and unheralded role of Oneida County’s women in the movement for Abolition and the Underground Railroad will be ...

There are about 78 million evangelicals in America. A new Pew study shows they don't all look, vote, or pray the same.

Barton Swaim’s “It’s All the Evangelicals’ Fault . . . Again” (Houses of Worship, Feb. 21), a review of a new book from Jonathan Rauch, is a welcome rebuke of the predictable and never ...

Mr. Swaim is right to defend evangelicals from Mr. Rauch’s critique, but he should fault elitism as much as bias against ...