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'We're in business to be a glorifier of God': Chick-fil-A CEO talks decision to close on Sundays, LGBT controversy

Chick-fil-A CEO Andrew Cathy says the chain now prioritizes welcoming all customers through food and service after reflecting on a turbulent chapter in the company’s history involving public  opposition to same-sex marriage.

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  Calvary Chapel pastor, wife killed outside home in Mexico; police detain suspect

  A pastor and his wife were shot and killed outside their home in Irapuato, Mexico, early Thursday, shortly after he officiated at a funeral.

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  Tony Dungy on NBC exit: ‘They don’t always appreciate you speaking about your faith’

  Former NFL coach and longtime sportscaster Tony Dungy suggested his pro-life activism and willingness to speak publicly about his Christian faith may have contributed to his departure from NBC Sports, though he said he cannot be certain.

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  Former Trump diplomat Morse Tan pleads not guilty to defaming South Korean president

  Former Trump diplomat Morse H. Tan pleaded not guilty in the Seoul Central District Court on Friday to charges that he defamed South Korean President Lee Jae Myung in remarks he made on American soil last year.

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  ‘The Chosen’ actor backs Talarico as both Senate candidates court faith voters

  Jordan Walker Ross, who plays Little James on “The Chosen,” is endorsing Democrat James Talarico for U.S. Senate and helping launch the campaign’s coalition for voters of faith.

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  Texas megachurch leaders urge members to cut ties with UMC; vote set for later this month

  Leaders of one of the largest and most prominent congregations in the United Methodist Church have called for a churchwide vote on severing all ties with the denomination.

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  Katie Zacharia out as White House press secretary days after Trump's appointment

  White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia is leaving her position in the Trump administration less than a week after she got the job.

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  Televangelist George Bloomer wins $62.2M in racial discrimination lawsuit against Word Network

  A federal jury in Detroit awarded televangelist George Bloomer $62.2 million Wednesday, finding that Word Network owner Kevin Adell subjected him to race discrimination, harassment and retaliation.

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  Franklin Graham meets with top Vietnamese gov't official who vows to 'promote religious freedom'

  In a meeting with evangelist Franklin Graham, a top Vietnamese government official committed to promoting religious freedom in his country amid a reported improvement in the climate for Christians in the communist nation.

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  93% of Protestant pastors don’t plan to endorse candidates from the pulpit: survey

  Ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, more than 90% of Protestant pastors do not plan to endorse political candidates, even if their churches would face no legal consequences, according to a new Lifeway Research study.

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  Wheaton College student fatally struck by train shortly after leaving church

  Weeks before 18-year-old Wheaton College freshman Tomassino Offer was fatally struck by a freight train in Illinois on Sunday shortly after attending church, his father said he always knew his son “belonged to his Heavenly Father first.”