Catholic University students vote to block porn
Students at The Catholic University of America have asked the administration to ban the top 200 pornography websites from its internet system.
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After Supreme Court ruling, Texas bans all chaplains from execution rooms
The state of Texas has banned all prison chaplains from its execution chamber, following a Supreme Court decision that halted the execution of a Buddist man who was denied the presence of his chaplain.
Sexual abuse policy approved for SBTC affiliation | Baptist Press
The executive committee of the Southern Baptists of Texas Convention's Executive Board has approved a policy related to sexual abuse and affiliated churches.
Wheaton scholars pen first 'Origins' college textbook bridging the Bible to ‘mainline science’
Wheaton College professors have penned what is believed to be the first college-level textbook outlining mainstream scientific theories on origins of life and how they fit within a biblical ...
Michigan AG: no funds for Catholic adoption agencies if LGBT non-compliant
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has barred state funds from adoption agencies that won't place children with same-sex couples, after reaching a settlement with the ACLU and same-sex couples who approached a Catholic agency and another Christian agency.
Undercover probe leads to church worker's arrest | Baptist Press
A former Louisville, Ky., church employee was arrested March 14 and accused of allegedly sending sexual photos and videos to an investigator in an undercover probe.
Church's foster care initiative embraced statewide | Baptist Press
What started as pastor Tony Karnes' burden for orphans has gained momentum as Rescue 100, impacting the lives of hundreds of at-risk children and their families as well as Mississippi's child welfare system.
After 56 years of marriage, couple dies hours apart holding hands
A Michigan couple whose family described as inseparable in life died hours apart while holding hands earlier this month
Arkansas moves to ban abortion at 18 weeks
The Arkansas Senate approved a bill Monday that would ban most abortions after 18 weeks of pregnancy. Three Democrats joined 25 Republicans to pass the bill 28-6.
Heartbeat abortion bans move forward in Tennessee, Georgia
Lawmakers in Georgia and Tennessee have advanced bills that would ban most abortions when a fetal heartbeat is detected, usually around six weeks of pregnancy. Should they become law, both are expected to face legal challenges, as courts have historically ruled similar laws unconstitutional.
