Afghan Allies Lose Pathway into the United States
Loading the Audio Player... The U.S. State Department told Congress, in a report first seen by WORLD on Monday, that no Special Immigrant Visas, or SIVs, have been issued to appli...
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After Calif. wildfire, ‘God just keeps’ providing | Baptist Press
Following Northern California's deadly Camp Fire, one church has experienced apparent supernatural provision and spiritual harvest amid its ministry efforts. Others have devoted themselves to counseling and listening.
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Pro-life gains and losses in Ohio | Baptist Press
The Ohio state Senate last week came one vote short of overriding a veto by Ohio Gov. John Kasich on a bill that would have protected babies from abortion after a detectable heartbeat.
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How an abortion clinic became a medical center for the poor
Three years ago, a medical office in Manassas, Virginia was one of the area’s largest abortion clinics. Today, it is a free medical clinic for the poor, dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary.
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‘A call from God’ – Why these Catholic couples became foster parents
It was a quiet Thanksgiving for Kerry.
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Catholics protest satanic display ‘mocking Christ’s Nativity’ at Illinois capitol
Catholics fighting against attacks on Christmas prayed at the Illinois state capitol on Sunday to protest the Satanic Temple s Snaketivity statue that s on display next to a menorah and a Christmas ...
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The Jesus Evidence that Turns Atheists into Followers of Christ
Although believers and evidence exist, there remains the question: is there a God? Cold case detective J. Warner Wallace has pursued the question, applying the same procedures he used to solve cold cases.
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Earthquake sends Alaska Baptists into ministry mode | Baptist Press
After a 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck Alaska, Southern Baptists showed the love of Christ through various service opportunities, including providing food to workers striving around the clock to repair a bridge.
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Students walk out to protest firing of Christian teacher for opposing transgender pronoun use rules
Students at a public high school have demonstrated their support for a Christian teacher fired from his position because he refused to refer to a trans-identified student by their preferred pronoun
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LA archdiocese to press charges against sisters accused of embezzlement
The Archdiocese of Los Angeles will file a criminal complaint against religious sisters who have been accused of embezzling from a Catholic school at which they had worked for more than a decade.
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‘No Safe Blow to the Head’: Why One Season of Childhood Football Likely Means Irreversible Brain Damage
Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy, better known as CTE, damages the area of the brain responsible for decision making and judgment. Researchers now say even if you've never had a concussion or head injury, you still can develop CTE if you've had repeated blows to the head.
