A self-styled New Jersey prophet who told one of his followers that sex with him would protect her from mental illness and instructed another to get an abortion after getting her pregnant is now
Residents of a small town in Maine have voted to recall two school board members over their support for a policy that would allow school district officials to withhold from parents information about ...
There is no legal remedy for LGBTQ students who claim they were discriminated against at their religious universities, a federal district court ruled in a high-profile case late Thursday. The judge dismissed the class-action lawsuit filed in 2021 on behalf of about 40 students and former students at religious schools nationwide.
Nineteen people are dead in California and millions more are under flood watches through Monday evening as the storm-ravaged state faces one more round of heavy rain and potential mudslides
A Massachusetts library that previously canceled a Pastor Story Hour event following complaints from residents changed its mind about allowing a local minister to use its space to read to children
Less than a year after U S District Judge Xavier Rodriguez ruled that the government must pay 230 million to the survivors of the 2017 mass shooting at First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs, ...
A congregation in Selma, Alabama, praised God and their hero daycare staff on Sunday for saving the lives of some 70 children in their care as deadly tornadoes swept through parts of the southeastern ...
Although inflation has been slowing down a little bit, if you've been to the grocery store, you know some food prices have still been going up – in some cases, way up. The cost of a dozen eggs has more than doubled in the last year.
Leading Sunday services on the lawn outside his tornado-damaged Crosspoint Christian Church, the Rev. David Nichols told his congregation there was much for which to be grateful despite the destruction around them.
The nice thing is they still want to talk and want to know what I think,' said one pastor. 'The question is what I can do with these conversations.'
While religious identity among Americans remained largely stable throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, it accelerated existing trends in declining church attendance, particularly among the young, a new report from the Survey Center on American Life shows.
