When was the last time you heard the word 'tithe?' Odds are, it doesn't come up in your daily conversations all that often. Just because the word may not be used daily doesn't mean tithing holds ...

The archbishop of Atlanta has been keeping a low profile of late ahead of his scheduled move from his plush $2.2 million mansion in early May. Archbishop Wilton Gregory, who is African-American, was ...

(RNS) — Most Protestant churchgoers believe that giving 10 percent of their income is a biblical requirement they should follow but they define the practice of tithing in a variety of ways, a new ...

Three views on what it means to give faithfully. No, but a nuanced "no." Stewardship theologians have to be as balanced as the economists about whom President Truman famously complained, saying he ...

Tithing -- the response to the biblical exhortation of returning to God 10% of his gifts -- may be common in some denominations, but in most American churches it remains a rare practice. Researchers ...

Tithing is one of the most controversial issues in modernChristian society. Some people argue that tithing is a law enshrined in the OldTestament, whereby God requires a tithe of everything including ...

According to the Christian cleric who has been courting controversies with his recent sermons, by giving an offering that is more than their tithe, his congregation can ensure they never go broke ...

More than three-quarters of U.S. Protestants say the biblical requirement to donate 10% of one’s earnings still applies and half actually do so, according to a survey from an evangelical research ...

The churches of the U.S. last year received about $4 billion in donations. If the 112 million Americans who claim a religious affiliation had given one-tenth—the traditional tithe—of their personal ...

This feature is only available to members. Join now for full online access. How much people gave in the Old Testament is hazy. Most people say 10 percent. That's true for starters, because in the Old ...

Wife of General Overseer of The Victorious Army Ministries International, Pastor (Mrs.) Blessing Agboli, has refuted popular beliefs that most church leaders with private jets acquired them with ...