Ohio Police Investigating Episcopal Church Women’s Group over ‘financial irregularities’
Police are investigating an Ohio-based Episcopal Church ministry group over alleged financial irregularities, according to a recent public letter from a bishop
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ACLU Files Suit Against DC Transit Agency Over Refusal To Display Religious Group’s Ads
The ACLU said the agency’s advertisement policy discriminated against certain opinions and violated the First Amendment.
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Americans Divided on LGBT Books in Schools, Marriage and Gov’t Support for Families: Survey
A new survey reveals a wide partisan divide on the issues of marriage, government support for families and parental rights as political polarization finds itself affecting views on an increasing ...
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Former Pastor Who Killed Wife, Attacked Daughter Wants to Stop Mental Health Treatment
A former Alabama pastor who was institutionalized and ordered to undergo mental health treatment after he was found not guilty of killing his wife and attacking his daughter by reason of mental ...
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Christian University Appeals $37 Million Fine
Grand Canyon University is appealing the record $37 million fine levied by the U.S. Department of Education.
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Man Who Tried to Attack Virginia Church Faces New Charge of Attempted Aggravated Murder
A man who allegedly tried to attack a church in Virginia during a worship service while carrying a gun and two knives now faces a new charge of attempted aggravated murder
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WallBuilders Sues DC Metro after It Rejects Bus Ads
A major public transportation provider is facing a lawsuit after it rejected an ad by a faith-based organization seeking to advertise on its buses
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22% of Americans Identify as ‘spiritual but not religious’: Poll
A new report reveals that nearly a quarter of Americans view themselves as spiritual but not religious as organized religion continues to lose influence in American life
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Florida school board votes unanimously to keep Bible on library shelves
Officials in one Florida school district have voted unanimously to keep the Holy Bible in its libraries despite a challenge from an atheist activist who claimed Scripture is obscene and harmful
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The Supreme Court will rule on limits on abortion pill | Baptist Press
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court agreed on Wednesday (Dec. 13) to take up a dispute over a medication used in the most common method of abortion in the United States, its first abortion case since it overturned Roe v. Wade last year.
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Nonbinary ‘socialist’ Pleads Guilty to Vandalizing Pro-Life Pregnancy Center: ‘Abort God’
An Ohio woman has pleaded guilty to vandalizing a pro-life pregnancy care center, having spray-painted messages like abort God and Liars on the building
