At USCCB, Archbishop Gomez urges proclamation of Christ, who defeated death
In his first presidential address to the US Conference of Catholic Bishops, Archbishop Jose Gomez of Los Angeles on Monday described a need for “heroic Christianity”.
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Another COVID-19 Vaccine Is Showing Some Very Promising Early Potential - RELEVANT
Last week, Pfizer announced that its COVID-19 vaccine was showing promising early signs of effectiveness. Now, Moderna has joined the chat. Data released
Study: Multiracial churches growing, but racial unity may be elusive | Baptist Press
(RNS) — Derwin Gray and his wife, Vicki, founded Transformation Church in Lancaster County, South Carolina, 10 years ago, with the goal of gathering a congregation that reflected the racial demographics of the public schools in the area just across the border from Charlotte, North Carolina.
Texas hospital asks US Supreme Court to allow removal of toddler's life support
After state courts rejected requests to withdraw life support from a young child, a Texas hospital has asked the U S Supreme Court to weigh in
Bishop Conley returns from medical leave of absence to head Lincoln diocese
Bishop James Conley announced that he is resuming full pastoral care of the Diocese of Lincoln, Nebraska, following an 11-month leave of absence to receive mental health treatment.
Amid Cries for Church Unity Post-Election, Some Christians Say ‘Not So Fast’
After a polarizing presidential election, Christian leaders are urging believers of all political convictions to find common ground in their faith. But some say there is a difference between unity and healing.
National Adoption Month spotlights ongoing needs | Baptist Press
With more than 400,000 children reportedly in the foster care system in the United States, and 100,000 of them available for adoption, experts in these fields say the COVID-19 crisis has opened up more opportunities for families to explore ways to help vulnerable children.
US divorce rate hits 50-year-low while marriage rate continues to fall, study shows
The United States experienced its lowest rate of divorce in about 50 years in 2019, according to a new report by the Institute for Family Studies.
FIRST-PERSON: Reflections on Veterans Day | Baptist Press
ALPHARETTA, Ga. (BP) – There is no mystery behind the endurance and the success of American liberty. It is because in every generation, from the Revolutionary period to this very hour, brave Americans have stepped forward and served honorably in the Armed Forces of the United States. Every one of…
Small Christian colleges set attendance records despite pandemic
Five of the 10 Church of Christ-affiliated universities have record enrollments this fall, as do several other primarily undergraduate U.S. schools emphasizing on-campus instruction while upholding biblical inerrancy.
