Court Rules School Can Hide Student’s ‘Gender Transition’ from Parents
A federal appeals court sided with a Massachusetts school that hid a child’s social transition at school from female to male from parents.
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‘A preacher’s pastor’: Tennessee Baptist Minister Killed in Car Crash
A longtime Tennessee pastor who led a Baptist congregation for more than 30 years was killed in a one-vehicle car accident over the weekend
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Residents of Maine Gather to Pray and Reflect, Days after a Mass Shooting Left 18 People Dead
Investigators are still searching for a motive for the massacre, but have increasingly been focused on Robert Card’s mental health history.
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LA County Tells Social Workers There is ‘no right or wrong age to ask a child about their sexual orientation”
Social workers in Los Angeles County are required to ask children reportedly as young as 10 years old about their sexual orientation and gender identity
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Mike Bickle, Leader of IHOP Movement, Accused of Sexual Abuse
Former IHOP leaders say several women have credibly accused Bickle of clergy sexual abuse. Leaders of the Kansas City-based prayer group say they are aware of the allegations.
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Vermont Man Fighting Back against Fines Totaling $1,200 over Stickers Opposing Trans Ideology
A Vermont man is fighting back against 1,200 in fines he incurred after publicly posting stickers opposing trans ideology
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Maui fire survivor recounts experience, TBM response | Baptist Press
LAHAINA, Hawaii (BP) – When Mari Finn awoke on Aug. 8 to heavy winds and no power, she assumed it was like any other storm that would pass. But as the storm progressed, a wildfire blazed through Lahaina. It ultimately destroyed more than 2,000 acres and killed 97 people.
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Maine Mass Shooting Suspect Found Dead with Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound
The body of the suspected shooter in Wednesday s Maine rampage that left 18 dead and 13 injured was found dead ending a two-day manhunt, according to officials
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Episcopal Priest Sues Michigan County, Claims Only ‘extremist’ Christians Allowed to Give Invocations
An Episcopal Church priest has sued officials of a Michigan county, claiming that he has been wrongfully banned from giving the invocation at official board meetings
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Aircraft, Divers Search River During Manhunt for Maine Mass Shooting Suspect
Maine Commissioner of Public Safety Michael Sauschuck said Friday that aircraft would survey the Androscoggin River near a boat dock where shooting suspect Robert Card’s vehicle was found. Divers wo...
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Charlottesville’s Robert E. Lee Statue Melted Down
‘It’s taking that culture of death and repurposing it for the sake of life, telling this very long story of resistance to that white supremacist culture,’ said the Rev. Isaac Collins, a Methodist minister who attended the melting.
