Connecticut Minister Facing Animal Cruelty Charges, Put on Administrative Leave
An Episcopal Church minister based in Connecticut is facing charges that she engaged in acts of animal cruelty, which may have led to the deaths of three dogs
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Target makes changes to ‘Pride’ collection after $9 billion loss in stock value amid backlash
Target s stock value has taken a hit amid controversy over a collection the company unveiled ahead of so-called Pride month that has ties to a British designer whose brand promotes Satanic imagery
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County Council Reverses Decision Not to Give $750K to Christian Charity Due to Religious Views
A county in Washington state has voted to give 750,000 to a Christian charity that s building a homeless shelter, reversing an earlier decision denying the funds due to the group s religious ...
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North Dakota Christian School Donates over 1,500 Pounds of Food to Local Charity
A North Dakota Christian school has collected nearly 1,500 pounds of donated nonperishable food items and over 650 in funds during an event to benefit a local food pantry
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Do Your Tax Dollars Pay for Abortion? It Depends on Where You Live
Rhode Island joins 16 other states funding abortion through Medicaid, despite the Hyde Amendment prohibiting the use of tax dollars to pay for abortion.
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Sexual abuse ministry check website almost ready for launch, ARITF says | Baptist Press
NASHVILLE (BP) – The SBC Abuse Reform Implementation Task Force says it is preparing to launch a ministry database website as ordered by messengers to the 2022 SBC Annual Meeting in Anaheim. The website will not be connected to Faith Based Solutions or Guidepost Solutions in any way, according to…
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Remembering a forgotten WWI hero, Private Harry Spratlin | Baptist Press
HULL, Ga. – A government-issue tombstone stands as a silent sentinel over Pvt. Harry L. Spratlin, a World War I soldier killed in action on Oct. 15, 1918, only weeks before the signing of the armistice that brought an end to the hostilities.
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Ron DeSantis Tells Christians to ‘put on the full Armor of God;’ Vows to Protect Families, Children
Shortly before announcing his presidential campaign Wednesday, Florida Gov Ron DeSantis outlined his views on faith, family and the education of the country s children at the National Religious ...
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Southwestern Seminary Leadership to Address Fraud Allegations at Trustees Meeting
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary s board of trustees will be holding a meeting reportedly centered on allegations of identity and credit card fraud, as well as the misappropriation of funds ...
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Planned Parenthood unions decry plan to lay off as much as 20% of its employees
Unions representing employees of Planned Parenthood Federation of America have denounced the abortion provider s plan to cut as much as 20 of its national workforce as part of a strategy to ...
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Professor Who Vandalized ‘violent’ Pro-Life Display Fired after Holding Machete to Reporter’s Neck
A New York college professor has been fired after vandalizing a pro-life student group s display and subsequently threatening a reporter with a machete
