Former Leader Who Renounced Gay Ministry Arrested in Sting Operation
Alan Chambers, former president of Exodus International, answers a question during an interview in Black Mountain, N.C. in 2005. AP Photo / Alan Marler L...
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Nationwide Religious Liberty Win: Biden Quits Trans Mandate After Forceful 5th Circuit Ruling
The largest faith-based professional healthcare association in the U.S. is celebrating a final victory in its federal court case to protect the religious rights of its members. They were fighting a government mandate that would have forced them to perform gender-transition procedures or abortions against their conscience and best medical judgment.
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NJ Man’s Good Deed Sparks Outpouring of Kindness, $185K Raised for Elderly Woman
A New Jersey man is doubling down on kindness and blessing others, even after losing his job recently.
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Account Closed: Banks and Businesses Cancel Christians
Banks and businesses are closing accounts of religious organizations, something called "de-banking," or "de-platforming," because they don't like their views.
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Indiana Can Require Abortion Clinics to Cremate or Bury Aborted Babies, 7th Circuit Rules
A federal appeals court has revived a challenged Indiana law that requires the bodies of aborted babies to be cremated or buried, rejecting the idea that fetal remains are comparable to medical waste ...
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‘Silences Any Who May Disagree’: Senate Passes Gay Marriage Bill Despite Religious Liberty Concerns
The Senate has now passed a gay marriage bill, and while it doesn't force churches to perform same-sex ceremonies, religious freedom advocates say it will target faith-based organizations and individuals who decline to serve gay couples due to their religious convictions.
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Scripture Engaged Americans Gave More Than $100B to Charity in 2021: Report
Scripture engaged Americans donated more than 100 billion to charity last year, giving more on average to churches and other charitable organizations than the other subgroups surveyed, according to a ...
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Tornadoes fueled by record highs wrecked homes around South | Baptist Press
WETUMPKA, Ala. (AP) – Tornadoes damaged numerous homes, destroyed a fire station, briefly trapped people in a grocery store and ripped the roof off an apartment complex in Mississippi, while two people died as a tree crunched their mobile home in Alabama, authorities said Wednesday.
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FIRST-PERSON: 5 misconceptions surrounding adoption | Baptist Press
WASHINGTON, D.C. (BP) – November is National Adoption Month – a time where we raise awareness for children who are waiting for forever families, and celebrate families who have welcomed children home through adoption.
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This Was the Most-Shared Bible App Verse in 2022, and It Comes with a Huge Spike in Ukrainian Bible Use
A scripture about God's divine protection, provision, and comfort has become the most shared, bookmarked, and highlighted verse across the globe, according to YouVersion, a top-rated mobile Bible app.
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‘Range Anxiety,’ Battery Fires, and High Costs Cause Consumers to Hit the Brakes on Electric Vehicles
As technology and the push to protect the environment grow, so does the plan for electric vehicles. But there are some downsides to EVs you should know before buying one.
