A Washington state church has defended its decision to end its month-to-month lease with a food charity that has operated on the property for more than three decades, claiming the organization enabled drug abuse.
An Indiana church that has fed its neighbors for more than a decade is now working to clothe them, too.
A Kansas congregation is stepping beyond its walls to meet people where they are: at the gas pump.
Amid rapidly escalating gas prices worldwide, a Tennessee church recently pumped out free gasoline for hundreds of commuters.
A Maryland church is facing backlash from city officials over its decision to host a homeless tent encampment on its property.
The United Methodist Church is set to close a 48,000-square-foot facility that houses approximately 65,000 disaster-relief supply kits each year.
The ongoing violence stemming from American and Israeli strikes on Iran are threatening an “already fragile” Christian population, an international Catholic charity has warned.
When Western Christianity weakens — spiritually, morally, intellectually and institutionally — the consequences don't stop at the Atlantic.
An Episcopal Church charitable organization has received an $8 million grant to expand its work to combat violence against women and girls in hard-to-reach African communities, hoping to reach half a million people with "proven approaches and interventions."
A church plant in Indiana has announced its plan to raise $1 million to build a new shelter for the local homeless population.
