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Former Virginia educator Abigail Zwerner took to the stand Thursday to testify against a former school administrator whose negligence she said led to her being shot in the classroom. In January 2023,...
A Michigan township is being accused of wrongfully stopping a church from hosting worship services, including wedding ceremonies, at a local property
Before David Meltzer became one of the most sought-after business coaches in the country, he was a man chasing a number. “I defined success by how much
A Colorado school district reversed its decision and will allow high schooler Sophia Shumaker to include religious imagery in a painted parking spot design. Shumaker previously accused the school of v...
WAKE FOREST, N.C. – Following President Danny Akin’s retirement announcement Oct. 14 Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary’s presidential search committee has begun the process of searching for the institution’s seventh president. The committee invites Southern Baptists to submit candidate recommendations by Nov. 30, 2025.
Paul Ostapa, an HVAC technician, says he told his bosses the Bible will not let him work alone with women. When he refused to work alone with a female co-worker, he was fired. He’s suing in federal court for religious discrimination.
The largest public school employee union in New Jersey is slated to host an event next week exploring and promoting the history of drag to interested educators
A top university in the United Kingdom has reportedly slapped a content warning on the Gospels, warning that they contain graphic bodily injury and sexual violence
In the weeks following the assassination of Christian political activist Charlie Kirk, Americans have turned to Scripture in record numbers. Bible sales
The storm continued moving across eastern Cuba with sustained winds of over 100 mph, according to a Wednesday morning update from the National Hurricane Center. Officials warned Cubans to stay shelter...
