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How the pandemic has shaped the way church leaders mitigate the spread of sicknesses—and what to expect going forward.

Asking and answering key questions about housing, love gifts, sabbatical plans, expense reimbursements, and other situations that churches face.

Court sentenced pastor to nearly 25 years in prison for swindling his congregation, and others.

Current guidance suggests no—unless it is part of a fully developed and compliant self-insured health plan.

Church Law & Tax's Matthew Branaugh interviews attorney and advisor-at-large Theresa Sidebotham about her firm's Telios Teaches program.

The plaintiff “did not take reasonable care” when ascending an irregular stairway.

Decision carries implications for how youth leaders communicate with teens.

Online or in-person, understand what churches need to know to conduct legally sound meetings.

The trial court did not abuse its discretion by letting the pastor testify.

Appeals court determined that the pastor acted in the role of a friend and the clergy-penitent privilege did not apply.

Monthly and semiweekly requirements for depositing payroll taxes.