Church that gave free gas to hundreds of commuters suffers severe fire: 'Didn't stop the word'
A Tennessee church that, earlier this year, gave free gas to hundreds of commuters has suffered a serious fire at their property
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Christian PA wins $410K settlement after firing for refusing to participate in trans procedures
A University of Michigan hospital will pay 410,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by a physician assistant fired for refusing, on religious grounds, to assist with gender-transition procedures
The Summer of Taking Christian Nationalism Seriously
Presbyterians and Lutherans, among others, voted at annual conventions to study how to respond to the political movement.
Charles Carroll Legacy Gala to celebrate U.S. founder, support faithful‑citizenship course
The Aug. 2 event honoring Charles Carroll is hosted by the Faithful Citizenship Institute, which brings policymakers together to infuse Catholic social teaching into their work.
Brownsville, Texas, bishop addresses plight of nun, others like her facing deportation
“We can be a nation of both respect for law and of well-considered compassion for persons at risk in their own countries,” Bishop Daniel Flores said.
U.S. bishops’ solidarity fund backs pope’s call for unity with Church in Africa
A grant from the U.S. bishops has helped religious sisters in the Central African Republic reach remote areas on bicycles.
Hegseth’s Pastor Praises Military as ‘Means of God’s Grace’ at Pentagon Worship Service
The service marked the third time in 15 monthly services that the sermon was delivered by Brooks Potteiger, a member of the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches.
Woman charged with murder of sex offender searched ‘does God forgive murderers’: police
A Connecticut woman charged with the March murder of a registered sex offender did an internet search for Does God forgive murderers on the day police suspect she shot him, according to investigators
Louisiana pastor files religious liberty suit against library system | Baptist Press
BATON ROUGE, La. – Luke Ash, a bi-vocational pastor with Stevendale Baptist Church, has filed a lawsuit against the East Baton Rouge Parish Library system for violating his First Amendment right of religious liberty and for denying him protection against religious discrimination under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act…
How churches are rethinking senior ministry
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... BRENTWOOD, TENN. — “I’m part of the irrelevance.” Those words, from an older adult at the Harpeth Hills Church of Christ, south of Nashville, […]
