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American Anglican denomination (1789-)
From 2015–2024, mainline Protestant denominations—especially the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)—registered some of the largest reported membership losses, while The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day ...
range from fully affirming—performing s and —to explicitly prohibiting same-sex relationships and related ministries; mainline Protestant bodies such as the and have moved toward full inclusion, while...
Different Christian traditions range from to conditional support for abortion, with Roman Catholicism and many evangelical and Orthodox bodies opposing nearly all abortions, while several mainline Pro...
Catholic responses to LGBTQ+ rights have shifted from strict institutional barriers toward cautious accommodations—Pope Francis has approved blessings for same-sex civil unions and in 2025 the Vatican...
Catholic and Protestant denominations diverge significantly on homosexuality: the , but has allowed pastoral innovations such as blessings of same-sex couples under Pope Francis; many Protestant denom...
Several major Protestant bodies — notably the Episcopal Church, Presbyterian Church (USA), African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, the United Methodist Church (in parts), and other mainline and histo...
A broad array of mainstream Christian leaders and denominations publicly rebuked President Trump’s mass-deportation proposals as inconsistent with Christian teaching on mercy and care for the vulnerab...
Since 2000 major Christian denominations have moved in divergent directions: many mainline Protestant bodies have broadened acceptance — allowing blessings, clergy participation, and formal same-sex m...
range from full liturgical and institutional affirmation of same‑sex marriage and to formal prohibition, with many major bodies sitting in the middle by delegating choices to regional bodies or indivi...
Christian organizations across traditions have launched a variety of programs aimed at racial reconciliation that range from denominational truth‑telling and reparations processes to training curricul...
Christian denominations have responded to racism within their institutions through a mix of public statements condemning specific abuses, educational programs and theological reframing, structural ini...
Major Christian denominations define “Christian nationalism” as an ideology that fuses Christian identity with national identity and seeks privileged status for Christianity in the state, and many mai...
Anglican denominations are officially divergent: mainstream provinces such as The Episcopal Church in the U.S. frame abortion conversations around pastoral care, responsible family planning and suppor...