The nation’s largest Protestant denomination could decline by nearly half in 40 years.

Gun owners are invited to bring their pistols to this Kentucky church to celebrate the Fourth.

Event brings together Northern Kentucky musicians and ministries.

They ask: "Have you accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior?"

Column: Weighing in on problems in the pews.

Column: Testing faith with reality of others’ experiences.

Who is correct?

For some, it was a challenge of seemingly biblical proportions.

A new survey reveals changes in church congregations.

President-elect Barack Obama ranked as 2008's top Religion Newsmaker.

Exploring President-elect Barack Obama's recent choice of an evangelical preacher to pray at his inauguration.

American Atheists Inc. filed the lawsuit in Frankfort on Tuesday.

Pastor Rick Warren's foray into presidential politics carries a lot of baggage and creates problems.

Pressures are on The Vatican to allow female priests.

Pleasing people in the pews can be a pastor's pitfall but it can make for great YouTube videos.

Millions sitting in pews will say "amen."

Is there room in the pulpit for both the guy in the suit and the guy in the jeans? That's the debate among Baptists.

Maria and Rick Kent plan to have another child to better the chances of a match if a stem cell transplant is needed for their daughter.

Pope Benedict XVI challenged Americans to examine "the values underpinning society."

Our contemporary sense of sin pronounces some behavior sinful and ignores other, even serious moral shortcomings altogether.

As American life becomes more pluralistic and complex, matters of faith are as key as ever.

While a poll finds U.S. religious life is very fluid, it also reveals Americans remain overwhelmingly a nation of believers in God.

Twenty-eight percent of American adults have left the faith in which they were raised, a new study finds.