Jury Convicts Man of Running Chinese Police Station in NYC
Family & Society Post Date: May 14, 2026 Supporters of Lu Jianwang, ...
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Dr. Alveda King: Remembering God’s Love on Martin Luther King Day
Every year, our country takes a day to honor the legacy and memory of my uncle, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. A few days later, we March for Life, and it’s perfectly fitting that the two occasions coincide.
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Disability group welcomes ruling against right to assisted suicide in Mass.
Second Thoughts Massachusetts, a disability rights group, has praised a recent ruling that there is not a right to assisted suicide in the state's law or its constitution.
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Will these Louisiana Cajun Catholics become saints? Diocese begins canonization cause
Three Cajun Catholics from the Diocese of Lafayette, Louisiana are on their way to becoming canonized saints after an historic ceremony on Saturday, January 11.
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White House Considering Dramatic Expansion of Travel Ban
WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House is considering dramatically expanding its much-litigated travel ban to additional countries amid a renewed election-year focus on immigration by President Donald Trump, according to six people familiar with the deliberations.
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CNN reporter accuses Babylon Bee of misleading Americans, but lauds Onion satire
The conservative Christian satire website The Babylon Bee was again forced to defend itself amid criticism that it is spreading misinformation, this time by a CNN reporter
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Churches, Send Relief Serve Survivors After Puerto Rico Quake
YAUCO, Puerto Rico -- "People are still very scared," Jonathan Santiago said of residents in Puerto Rico who endured a 6.4 magnitude earthquake early Tuesday morning (Jan. 7). The ensuing aftershocks and tremors have been ongoing.
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‘Unholy Bible’: University promotes art project of desecrated Bible, satanic Christ
A Maine university s promotion of an atheist student s art project consisting of a decorated bible has drawn complaints from Christians that meet on campus for worship
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Iran attacks ‘a sober moment’ for America | Baptist Press
Evangelicals may differ about the best response to Iran's Jan. 8 missile attack against military bases in Iraq housing U.S. troops, but they seem united in acknowledging the gravity of the situation and calling for prayer.
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Five social media trends churches should know about in 2020 | Baptist Press
Social media strategist Chris Martin lays out ways churches can be more effective in their social media activity and outreach.
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Former LGBTQers Testify: If You No Longer Want to Be Gay or Transgender, You Don’t Have to Be
A number of former homosexuals and transgendered people gathered recently outside the U.S. Congress to say sexual identity can be changed, and their changed lives are proof. One by one they presented their testimonies of change.
