News about Promise Keepers, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.

Massing in the nation’s capital, hundreds of thousands strong, the men who fuel the evangelical movement Promise Keepers have become a great Rorschach test of American religion. In Saturday&#… ...

Just because Promise Keepers no longer fills stadiums doesn’t mean men’s ministry is dead. Far from it. The Christian men’s movement was never as big as some imagined, nor is it now as small ...

The movement that promised to make men into warriors for Christ is back, with a huge rally in Colorado. But this time it’s all about including women, and preparing in good Christian Zionist fashion, ...

ARLINGTON — Promise Keepers (PK), a Christ-centered ministry dedicated to uniting men through vital relationships to become godly influences in their homes, churches, workplaces and communities ...

One of the fastest-growing organizations in this new male movement is Promise Keepers, a Colorado-based enterprise that was started in 1990 by Bill McCartney, head football coach at the University ...

Promise Keepers in the 1990s "wanted as many men as possible to come through the gates and participate in this movement," said Kristin Kobes Du Mez, a historian who has written about ...

An evangelical Christian men’s group is trying to make a comeback with a new, more explicitly political agenda.

The Promise Keepers movement may represent a significant step toward racial reconciliation, if the movement's leaders can follow through on their promises.

An evangelical Christian men’s group is trying to make a comeback with a new, more explicitly political agenda.