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Over 80% of US pastors have considered leaving ministry – survey

Over 80% of pastors in the United States have contemplated stepping away from pastoral ministry at some point during the last five years, with problems surrounding church culture emerging as a leading factor, according to a new survey.

Jen Hatmaker says she no longer believes in Hell

Jen Hatmaker, a prominent progressive Christian influencer and bestselling author who quit attending church last year, now says she no longer believes in Hell.

Religion, immigration and abortion could shape key US Senate races, new polling suggests

Religious demographics vary considerably across the five battleground states and could influence voter behaviour.

Olivet University granted permanent land-use for Anza campus in unanimous Riverside County vote

Olivet University has been granted a permanent legal right, with no expiration date, to operate its educational campus in Anza, California, following a unanimous 5-0 vote by the Riverside County Planning Commission and strong support from neighbors and the community.

Mums show support for abortion pill reversal against California lawsuit

Californian officials have disputed the claims made about abortion pill reversal treatment.

Poll shows drop in support for same-sex marriage in the US

A new poll shows reduced support for same-sex marriage compared to other recent surveys.

US Religious Liberty Commission takes swipe at British abortion clinic buffer zones

The intervention has been welcomed by Adam Smith-Connor, who was criminally convicted in the UK for praying silently in an abortion clinic buffer zone.

Is politics driving Gen Z away from church? New study raises questions

A new study has found that the close association between Christianity and US President Donald Trump has become a barrier to church attendance for many young adults, including a significant number who identify as Christians.

Could smartphones be behind falling birth rates? Study suggests iPhone plays major role

The introduction of the iPhone may have contributed substantially to America's falling birth rate, suggesting smartphones changed social behaviour in ways that led to fewer pregnancies, researchers have argued.

Pastors are still struggling but relief remains out of reach for many

Pastoral satisfaction has dropped 20 points since 2015 but the measures many pastors believe would help are often unattainable.