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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Couple killed at Texas mall shooting along with 3-year-old son had ‘perfect synergy’ | Baptist Press
DALLAS (AP) — Kyu Cho had a generous spirit and joyous belly laugh that delighted his friends. His wife, Cindy Cho, was quieter, described by those who knew her as sweet and kind. Together, the parents of two young sons complemented each other perfectly, strong in their faith and devoted…
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Nebraska governor signs 12-week abortion ban, limits on gender transition for minors | Baptist Press
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Republican Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen signed a bill Monday that bans abortion at 12 weeks of pregnancy and restricts medical gender transition for people younger than 19.
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Christian College Defends Termination of Employees Who Used Pronouns in Email Signatures
A private Christian liberal arts college with over 800 students in upstate New York has defended its termination of two employees who included their pronouns in the signatures of work emails after ...
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World’s Oldest Hebrew Bible Becomes Second Most Expensive Historical Document Sold
An ancient Hebrew Bible believed to be the earliest and most comprehensive copy of its kind became the second most expensive historical document sold
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Church and State: Devotion Infuses Kansas Legislature, With Spiritual Adviser and Daily Prayers
While Rep. Emil Bergquist’s recent a cappella rendition of “The Lord’s Prayer” was new, the dedication to religion in the Statehouse was not.
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Dozens of Major Corporations Have Abysmal Protections for Free Speech, Religion: Study
Dozens of major corporations lack adequate protections for free speech and religion even as several companies have improved since last year, a new study suggests
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5 tributes to Tim Keller
Pastor and author Tim Keller died on Friday, after a lengthy battle with pancreatic cancer and shortly after it was announced that he was being put in hospice care.
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Samaritan’s Purse provides mobile homes to Mississippi families devastated by tornados
Christian aid organization Samaritan s Purse on Friday dedicated its first mobile homes to Mississippi families who have been left homeless by the devastating tornados that struck on March 24 leaving ...
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FBI agents visit home of pro-life activist’s mother in act meant to ‘intimidate,’ she says
A progressive pro-life activist has been left to speculate why two FBI agents showed up at the doorstep of her mother s home, wondering if it was an intimidation tactic meant to provoke fear in her ...
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Students Protesting Annual Drag Show at Catholic University Threatened with Violence
A group of students protesting an annual drag show at Loyola University Chicago said a group of counterprotesters destroyed their signs and more.
