
Fire station removes Christian flag after atheist group FFRF sends demand letter
A fire department in Missouri has taken down a Christian flag from its station after a liberal atheist group sent a legal demand letter calling for the flag s removal

A fire department in Missouri has taken down a Christian flag from its station after a liberal atheist group sent a legal demand letter calling for the flag s removal

A Virginia pastor has been removed from ministry duties after he was charged with repeatedly sending sexually explicit messages to a teenager, forcing Christian colleges to distance themselves from

Judge John P. Cronan said the commission is diverse through including both clergy and lay people and has 'adherents of at least five different religions' — by citing the one Jewish member and members of various Christian denominations.

Shaw University Divinity School hopes to be the first theological school accredited by the Association of Theological Schools to offer a doctoral degree in AI. Its first cohort begins in January.

BLACK MOUNTAIN, N.C. – More than 600 pastors, church leaders and lay people traveled from across the country – 2,275 miles by plane from California, 11 hours by train from Louisiana or by car from across the region – to find renewal on “the mountain” at the 2026 Black Church…

APPLETON, Wisc. (BP) – A midday tornado that destroyed homes and brought other significant damage to cities on the northern shore of Lake Winnebago has led to Minnesota-Wisconsin Disaster Relief personnel assessing the situation for future response.

The Maryland Supreme Court has ruled that a former bishop of an Eritrea-based Orthodox denomination cannot remain in a church-owned residence where he has lived for more than a decade

Florida has executed 10 inmates thus far in 2026 and is scheduled to perform a rare double execution on July 28.

TIGARD, Ore. – This fall, a Japanese-language church is to start in Chicago, adding to 52 others in the Southern Baptist Convention. A Japanese Baptist church in Tosu, on a southern Japanese island, started as a Bible study last year.

Catholic Health Services, one of the Archdiocese of Miami’s largest ministries, faces losing an estimated 40 to 50 employees, Miami Archbishop Thomas Wenski said.