Ex-Assistant Principal on Trial in Case of 6-Year-Old Shooter
Signs outside Richneck Elementary School in Newport News, Va., on Jan. 25, 2023. Associated Press / Photo by Denise Lavoie, file Loading the Audio Player...
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Ky. lawmakers pass adoption, foster care bill | Baptist Press
The Kentucky Senate unanimously passed the top House priority, a comprehensive adoption and foster care reform bill that changes the way foster care and adoption are handled in the state to better benefit children.
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Cold-Case Investigator Turns to Science to Disprove Christ’s Resurrection, Gets Shocked by the Evidence
A cold-case detective and a lawyer, both atheists, set out to prove that the death and resurrection of Christ never happened. Now they're both Christians.
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Her call: vulnerable women & babies in their wombs | Baptist Press
Pro-life advocate Bonnie Lee seeks to "give voice to the voiceless" -- to help women in crisis rethink the life in their womb before they enter a Planned Parenthood clinic.
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Ex-Atheist Lee Strobel Breaks Down 4 Reasons Why Jesus’ Death and Resurrection Are Absolute FACT
Famed author and apologist Lee Strobel recently revealed four reasons why he believes people can have confidence that Jesus truly died and resurrected.
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‘Cemetery’ displays collegians’ pro-life stance | Baptist Press
Nearly 500 flags in a "Cemetery for the Innocent" covered a section of Louisiana College's quad as a memorial to the unborn on March 20. Each flag represented five of the lives aborted daily in the U.S. Chaz Morgan, president of the Louisiana College Students for Life, described the ...
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Most SNAP Participants Employed — But in Unstable Jobs
A majority of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) participants are employed while receiving assistance but in positions with unstable hours resulting in income volatility, according a Center on Budget and Policy Priorities report released on March 13.
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New Trump transgender military policy ‘likely’ to stand | Baptist Press
The Trump administration has issued a new directive that permits transgender military service only "under certain limited circumstances." The policy tweak could render moot legal challenges to President Trump's previous ban of transgender troops, says a former military attorney.
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Urged by Their Youth, Faith Groups Flocked to the March for Our Lives
WASHINGTON (RNS) -- When Lydia Catterall, a junior at Norcross High School in Norcross, Ga., was asked why she was participating in the March for Our Lives demonstration to protest gun violence in the nation's capital, she was quick to cite the tragic school shooting that left 17 people dead in Parkland, Fla., in February.But she was just as quick to reference her faith community: Central Presbyterian Church in downtown Atlanta.
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Saint Paul film highlights Christian hope in the face of persecution
Actors and filmmakers at the red carpet premiere of “Paul Apostle of Christ” said the film’s portrayal of Christian persecution in ancient Rome is a timely reminder that people around the world continue to suffer for their faith.
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The Story of Tony Dungy, a Young Woman He Inspired and What Really Matters in Life
Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Indianapolis Colts Coach Tony Dungy got on stage at the Southwest Florida Fellowship of Christian Athletes banquet Thursday with a special message, hoping to inspire young athletes to pursue God. But before the event, he met one woman who's life he had already changed.
