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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Refugee children finding sense of normalcy | Baptist Press
An international ensemble of eight guitarists enthusiastically played and sang during a rehearsal. The musicians, like the other refugee children attending weekly classes at the Ethnic Group Academy, reveled in the experience, happy that for at least a couple of hours that Saturday afternoon they could just be kids.
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Ky. bills to protect unborn babies progress | Baptist Press
House Republicans managed to do Thursday (Jan. 6) what they'd been trying accomplish for years: pass legislation that would require women to undergo ultrasounds before having abortions.
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Iowa Church Transformed and Revived by Refugee Outreach
Zion Lutheran Church in Des Moines, Iowa has transformed itself by reaching out to the local refugee community and opening its doors to the city's newest residents.
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What do you say to a homeless person? Advice from Catholic urban missionaries
It’s a common sight at a city intersection. A man or a woman holds a cardboard sign: “Homeless, Hungry. Please Give. Anything Helps.”
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Into the Deep: How Secrets of a Pearl Harbor Shipwreck Were Discovered After 75 Years
Researchers used a remote operated vehicle to explore the depths of the USS Arizona shipwreck 75 years after Pearl Harbor
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French abortion bill would outlaw ‘moral’ pressure | Baptist Press
A bill passed by France's Senate Dec. 7 that bans websites distributing "false information" about abortion could be used, pro-life activists say, to criminalize legitimate attempts to dissuade women from terminating their pregnancies.
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Atheist Group Erects Anti-Trump ‘Festivus’ Pole Next to Nativity Scene in Florida
An atheist group in Florida has put a Festivus pole with a Make America Great Again red cap adjacent to a nativity scene on city property in Deerfield Beach
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How to celebrate Christmas with Benedictine nuns
As the Christmas season approaches, the hit-making community of Benedictine nuns based in Missouri have released an album full of carols with which to greet the newborn Christ.
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Liberty Alumni React to Hiring of Ex-Baylor Athletic Director Accused of Overlooking Rape Allegations
Students and alumni of Liberty University are upset with the school s decision to hire former Baylor University athletic director, Ian McCaw, who became entrenched in national controversy earlier ...
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The Little Known Miracle that Saved the Pilgrims
Some say the little known miracle that took place two years after the Pilgrims' miraculous survival of their first harsh winter is even more impressive.
