Teen Charged for Causing $300K in Damage at Virginia Megachurch
A teenager has been charged with inflicting approximately 300,000 in damages to a large nondenominational worship center in Virginia
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Supreme Court Lets Texas Enforce Illegal Immigration Law, for Now
The United States Supreme Court has cleared the way for Texas to enforce a state immigration law allowing law enforcement officers to arrest migrants illegally entering the state for the time being ...
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Survey: LGBTQ Identification Rising in U.S.
Gallup survey results show that more than 7% of U.S. adults identify as LGBTQ; among Gen Z women, the number is 28.5%.
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Father Thanks God for Sparing Family after Deadly Tornado Rips through Ohio Home
An Ohio father whose young children and their mother were on their way home to join him but decided to turn around last Thursday just before a deadly tornado destroyed his home is thanking God for ...
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Virginia Won’t Force Churches to Hire LGBT Individuals, Cover Gender Reassignment Surgeries
A group of Virginia churches, Christian schools and a pro-life pregnancy care center have the right to hire individuals who adhere to their religious beliefs amid concern about the impact of a state ...
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Ron DeSantis Pledges Help for American Missionaries Trapped in Haiti
As many American missionaries seek to be evacuated from Haiti after getting trapped there amid political turmoil and escalating violence, Florida Gov Ron DeSantis says he has authorized rescue ...
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Georgia Hospital System Denies Report of Banning Bibles: ‘False and offensive’
A hospital system in Georgia is pushing back against claims that it banned Gideons International from distributing Bibles in its hospitals for the sake of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
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Poll: Most Americans Say Religion’s Influence is Waning, and Half Think That’s Bad
There is also growing concern among an array of religious Americans that their beliefs are in conflict with mainstream American culture.
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Hispanic, IMB leaders plan ways to mobilize Hispanic Baptists for international missions | Baptist Press
RICHMOND, Va. (BP) – National Hispanic Baptist leaders met with leaders at the International Mission Board’s main offices in Richmond to discuss ways for involving more Hispanic Baptists in worldwide missions.
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Unborn child counted among dead in Louisville triple homicide
Police in Louisville, Kentucky, are investigating a shooting that took place last week that left three people dead, including an unborn child. At about 11 p.m. Wednesday, officers responded to Louisvi...
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Catholic Charities Can’t Claim Religious Tax Exemption, Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules
A Catholic Charities affiliate does not meet the definition of a religious organization and must pay into Wisconsin s unemployment insurance program, the state s high court has ruled
