On the Sunday After Renee Good’s Killing, Minnesotans Grieve Through Worship and Song
Worshippers took a moment to pause, mourn, and sing, even as they continued to organize resistance efforts against ICE's escalated presence in Minneapolis.
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Church planter, led to Christ in his native China, now leads growing Dallas church | Baptist Press
DALLAS—Jack Tai was supposed to grow up, leave his homeland of China, and get wealthy working for an American company—at least, that was the plan. He was expected to be successful and make his parents proud.
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What the ‘Spiritual but Not Religious’ Crowd is Leaving Behind – RELEVANT
I saw a viral video recently of an influencer explaining why she was done with the Church, but not with God. She talked about how she still believed in
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Union Seminary’s First Woman President Who Faced Backlash over Resurrection Comments Set to Retire
The first woman to serve as president for Union Theological Seminary will retire next year, after 18 years of leading the New York-based theologically progressive academic institution
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FIRST-PERSON: The day the ‘Prince of Darkness’ died | Baptist Press
I was 16 the first time I heard “Mr. Crowley.”
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Church fairs introduce college students to a second family | Baptist Press
TIGERVILLE, S.C. (BP) – The first couple of weeks are crucial for a college student, especially those away from home for the first time. A new environment awaits.
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Brady Boyd, Wife Launch New Ministry after New Life Asked Him to Resign
Soon after elders at New Life Church in Colorado Springs, Colorado, urged their then-senior pastor, Brady Boyd, to resign in June, he and his wife, Pam, launched a new ministry in his home based on
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Pastor and extended family massacred in Suwayda city, Syria
An armed group in Suwayda city, Syria last week massacred a Christian pastor and several members of his extended family as they hid in their house from military clashes in the area, according to published reports.
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Evangelist Shares Impactful Encounters at Pagan Convention: ‘You can’t beat people into the Kingdom’
Former medium-turned-Christian apologist Jenn Nizza recently sat down with Don Veinot, president of Midwest Christian Outreach, to discuss what happens when believers show up at Paganicon, an annual
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Queen’s Chaplain Laments Apostasy in Anglicanism: ‘Nothing at the center”
The former chaplain to the late Queen Elizabeth II lamented what he described as the apostasy within the Church of England and said Anglicanism in the United Kingdom is swiftly dying
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Report: Rwanda’s religious regulation laws that closed thousands of churches ‘do not meet international human rights standards’
The World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) has determined that Rwanda's current regulations and restrictions do not meet international human rights standards. In its submission to the Universal Periodic Review on July 16, 2025, WEA has urged the Government of Rwanda to review the 2018 law on Faith-based Organisations and its 2015 amendment and related guidelines, suggesting that the law is in contravention of Rwanda's constitution.
