Aaron Earls

Sus pastores son en su mayoría evangélicos, a veces bivocacionales, y están ansiosos por contar con más trabajadores y recursos para servir mejor a sus comunidades.

Pastors of Hispanic Protestant churches in the United States maintain immense gratitude for their role, but many face financial struggles. Their congregations reflect diverse worship styles, but they have a unified desire to reach and serve their communities. A new study looks into the challenges th

The late Tom Petty was right: ” The waiting is the hardest part.” Unfortunately, even prayer frequently requires waiting. The trouble is, we’re not patient. In fact, Americans are so impatient that recent studies can pinpoint what we’re most impatient about and how long it takes for us to grow agitated when waiting.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (BP) – A six-week abortion ban with exceptions will be implemented in Florida, but voters will also have the option of enshrining abortion rights in the state constitution in November.

I enjoy hiking. It brings together some of my favorite things: family, nature, and exercise. I cherish the moments of discovery on the trail when my children are surprised by spectacular views. I love how the quiet of a nature hike declares God’s glory. I look forward to the physical challenge of a trek.

BRENTWOOD, Tenn.—The Southern Baptist Convention not only faces declining membership, but also fewer churches to attract potential new members.

Southern Baptists are more likely to agree with historic Baptist political teaching than the claims of self-professed Christian nationalists.

Congregations likely see an Easter bump in attendance, but church attendance overall is falling, according to a study from Gallup.

In a troubling sign for many congregations, half of pastors say they are often or frequently lonely, according to a report of clergy health. Pastors may be healthy in many other areas, but most say they struggle with feeling lonely, according to a report from the Hartford Institute for Religion Research.

Looking to keep the doctor away? A weekly church visit may do more than an apple a day. A Harvard Public Health article highlights numerous studies demonstrating the overall health benefits of regular church attendance.