Former Gang Boss Convicted of Tupac Shakur Murder
Loading the Audio Player... A Nevada jury deliberated for about three hours on Monday before finding a former Los Angeles gang leader guilty of murdering rapper Tupac Shakur. The ...
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EF-3 tornado prompts Minnesota-Wisconsin Disaster Relief | Baptist Press
APPLETON, Wisc. (BP) – A midday tornado that destroyed homes and brought other significant damage to cities on the northern shore of Lake Winnebago has led to Minnesota-Wisconsin Disaster Relief personnel assessing the situation for future response.
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Md. Supreme Court orders defrocked bishop to vacate church-owned home
The Maryland Supreme Court has ruled that a former bishop of an Eritrea-based Orthodox denomination cannot remain in a church-owned residence where he has lived for more than a decade
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Japanese Planting Network filling need for more churches | Baptist Press
TIGARD, Ore. – This fall, a Japanese-language church is to start in Chicago, adding to 52 others in the Southern Baptist Convention. A Japanese Baptist church in Tosu, on a southern Japanese island, started as a Bible study last year.
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Virginia mother dies after contracting salmonella on mission trip
A Virginia mother who contracted salmonella while serving at an orphanage in Kenya died before she could be medically evacuated to the United States, as supporters raced to raise the funds needed to
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Released Texas Pastors Say Immigration Agents Threatened Family Separation
At a Sunday service after their release, which was backed by a range of Latino evangelical groups, the Assemblies of God pastors urged Christians to speak out for immigrants.
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Man whose birth recognized as ‘miracle’ by Vatican now wanted for shooting
Tyquan Johnson, a Rhode Island man whose birth in 2007 was recognized as a miracle by Pope Leo last year, is now wanted in connection with a double shooting, according to the Newport Police
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Church says city is ‘playing with people’s lives’ as shelter legal battle escalates
The leadership of Ocean City, Maryland, has filed a countersuit against a local church in an ongoing legal battle over whether the congregation can operate a barracks-style homeless shelter
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Police union defends officers who cited Christian evangelist for religious speech at Texas LGBT event
A Texas police union says it unequivocally stands behind the officers involved in a now-viral video of clashes with a group of Christian evangelists
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Kaiser Permanente was wrong to fire employee who refused COVID-19 vaccine: appeals court
An appeals court has sided with a Christian former employee of Kaiser Permanente who was fired for refusing on religious grounds to get vaccinated against COVID-19
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Why two churches came back together after six decades apart
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... DURANT, OKLA. — Just off U.S. 69/75 beside a Choctaw Travel Plaza billboard, nearly 500 Christians gather in a multipurpose room filled with four-legged cushioned […]
