Cardinal Parolin says nations should work together to face the threats of AI
The Vatican secretary of state expressed his concerns about artificial intelligence at a conference at the Italian Parliament on Sept. 16.
Church & Ministries — Page 7
Male teens now outnumber females in church youth groups: Barna data
Bucking a decades-long trend of disproportionate female participation, male teenagers now outnumber their female counterparts in church youth group attendance among self-identified Christian teens in
Pope Leo XIV appoints Texas bishop to lead Diocese of Joliet, Illinois
The pontiff appointed Bishop Brendan Cahill on Sept. 17 to succeed Ronald Hicks, the former bishop of Joliet and current archbishop of New York.
Evangelical Press Association members vote on name change after spirited online meeting
Members of the Evangelical Press Association began voting Sept. 15 on a board proposal to rename the organization Christian Communicators Network, after a virtual meeting in which board members explained their reasoning and fielded questions ranging from the loss of the word "evangelical" to the process itself.
France's two main Protestant bodies agree to regular dialogue
The leaders of France's two main Protestant umbrella organizations have agreed to create a standing forum for dialogue and cooperation, following a two-day meeting both described as unprecedented.
More than 300 baptized at Methodist gathering in eastern Cuba
More than 300 people were baptized at a gathering of the Methodist Church in Cuba's Guantánamo District, according to Luzvisión Noticias, which described the event as historic. Bishop Ricardo Pereira and Superintendent Roelvis Gaínza led the ceremony, which drew hundreds of families.
Protests Fizzle as Will Graham Continues Tour in Providence, R.I.
'Lord, we acknowledge that we need you. O God, revive us.'
New Report on ISIS Underscores Homegrown Islamist Threat to U.S.
Our nation faces a danger that's not getting the same attention as the surge of socialism: the threat of radical Islam.
Free Speech on College Campuses in Peril After Kirk Assassination
The average grade for the 261 colleges and universities participating in a freedom of speech survey of nearly 63,000 students was a D-minus.
Cali. Poised to Mandate Abortion Pill access at Community Colleges
If signed into law, AB 2540 would expand a previous law, forcing abortion pills to be provided by both public universities and community colleges in California.
