A private event at a Texas city-owned water park has been canceled following backlash and a direct threat by Gov Greg Abbott to withhold more than 500,000 in state public safety funding
Vaccine skepticism is more widespread among White evangelicals than almost any other major bloc of Americans. With White evangelicals comprising an estimated 20% of the U.S. population, resistance to vaccination by half of them would seriously hamper efforts to achieve herd immunity.
Editorial leaders at the New York City-based Inc Magazine have axed evangelical financial guru Dave Ramsey s Ramsey Solutions from its 2020 Best Workplaces list after the company revealed in court ...
As lockdown stretched from month to seemingly endless month, there was a good deal of speculation that the combination of boredom and loneliness would
A leading Christian foster care agency has placed nearly 300 unaccompanied immigrant children in foster homes across the United States in recent months as the U S continues to deal with a surge of ...
On Good Friday and Easter Sunday, much of the world marks Christ's death on the cross and His resurrection. But others wonder if the Messiah is real and the Bible true. Well, there's vast proof that Jesus Christ did exist and that the New Testament account of His miraculous story is trustworthy.
Archbishop Thomas Wenski of Miami stressed this week that despite public health distinctions created over the past year, priests are essential for the Catholic community.
Amid a plan to merge and close dozens of parishes, the Archdiocese of Chicago has disproportionately closed parishes that minister to black Catholics due to low attendance, according to an archdiocesan official.
Months after a former employee alleged in a lawsuit that she was fired by evangelical CEO Dave Ramsey s Ramsey Solutions after becoming pregnant, the company s lawyers responded in a recent court ...
“Reproductive rights” are “human rights,” the U.S. Secretary of State emphasized on Tuesday upon the release of the State Department’s annual human rights report.
Faith leaders in Georgia are fighting back against a new law that bans offering food and water to people waiting in line to vote, with many voicing opposition or planning protests against a statute they say targets people of color.
