Virginians to Vote on Abortion Ballot Measure
Loading the Audio Player... Citizens of The Old Dominion will decide in November whether to codify a legal right to abortion under the state constitution. The Virginia House of De...
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63 Churches Attacked in the First 3 Months of 2023: Report
Sixty-nine acts of vandalism against churches occurred in the first quarter of the year, constituting a significant increase in the number of attacks compared to previous years
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Mother of Tyre Nichols Says She is Living on ‘prayers’ after Police Killing of Son
RowVaughn Wells, the grieving mother of Tyre Nichols, a 29-year-old black man who died three days after he received a brutal beating from five black officers during a traffic stop gone awry in her ...
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We Know Americans Have Become Less Religious – Surprising New Data Shows Us Where
North and South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa and Michigan saw drops in total religious adherents of at least 10%.
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‘Believe in Satan’: Vandals deface church with phallic images, 666 in Easter Sunday attack
A church in rural Virginia was the target of vandalism on Easter Sunday when vandals smashed windows and spray-painted profanity and vulgar images on the exterior and interior of the house of worship ...
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Republican Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee Urges Lawmakers to Set Aside Politics and Pass Red-Flag Gun Law – RELEVANT
It's been a tumultuous week in the Tennessee legislature. And today, in a surprising step toward unity, Republican Gov. Bill Lee is urging both parties to
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Kerry Washington says her marriage, husband and children ‘are proof of God to me’
Renowned actress, producer and activist, Kerry Washington, who stars in the Hulu series Unprisoned, says she sees proof of God in her marriage, husband and three children
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Report Shows 6% Decrease in Abortions in Six Months after Dobbs Decision
Legal abortions in the United States decreased by more than 6% in the first six months that followed the U.S. Supreme Court’s in Roe v. Wade, according to a new report.
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God or Your Job? Supreme Court to Hear Case of Postal Worker Who Refused to Work Sundays
Gerald Groff refused to work Sundays so that he could abide by the Third Commandment, to “keep holy the sabbath day.”
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Leaning on Faith, Louisville Mourns Victims of Mass Shooting
They went to their churches on the evening after Easter — to cry, to light candles, to ask God why, on this holiday of rebirth, they must mourn so much death.
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Idaho, Indiana, Kansas Pass Gender Laws Protecting Minors, Women’s Sports
Idaho and Indiana passed laws protecting minors from life-altering transgender treatments, and Kansas lawmakers protected women's sports.
