Pastors and church leaders who are fearful about artificial intelligence have good reason to be. But they should not let their valid concerns prevent them from missing the opportunity the church has to shape the cultural conversation on AI, say industry and ministry leaders.

Police in Leawood, Kansas, are looking for car thieves after two cars were stolen from two separate church parking lots while parishioners were worshiping inside. 

There are more Latino voters in the U.S. than ever. As reporters and pundits seek to understand this important voting bloc, they’re digging into the faith of Hispanic communities.

Catholic leaders throughout the Americas are expressing grief and outrage at the killing of Juan Antonio López, a Honduran environmental activist and local Catholic leader, in Tocoa, in northeastern Honduras, on Saturday (Sept. 14).

An AI-generated Justin Bieber song titled “Dear Christ” has received over 116,000 views on YouTube and is fooling people into thinking the Grammy Award-winning musician released the Christian song.

Pope Francis has again generated controversy, this time raising concerns that he espoused religious pluralism. Near the end of his recent tour of South Asia, the pontiff told a group of interfaith youth in Singapore that “all religions are a path to God.”

A Southern California pastor is out on a $500,000 bond after being arrested and charged with several child sex abuse offenses. Juan Barrios, 51, has been accused of abusing two underaged boys at his home in Riverside over the course of several years. 

Good leaders are often told to play to their strengths and hide their weaknesses. That has never really worked for disability activist and nonprofit leader Joni Eareckson Tada.

A large majority of Christian nationalism supporters scored high on authoritarianism assessments.