Judge Rules Americans United Can’t Intervene in ‘Johnson Amendment’ Case
Defenders of the IRS political campaign activity ban hope to block a proposed legal settlement that would allow churches to make partisan statements during worship services.
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‘I Gave God an Ultimatum’: Imprisoned Mafia Member Hit Rock Bottom When He Cried Out to Jesus to ‘Kill Him or Change Him’
A Mafia associate who spent most of his existence in and out of prisons and living a life riddled with crime eventually found himself broken, emotionally tattered, and at a dire crossroads.
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Missouri Community Shows Up in a Big Way to Honor Vietnam Vet With No Surviving Family: ‘Hundreds Came Out’
A Vietnam veteran who left behind no family when he died back in May received a hero's farewell from his St. Louis, Missouri community Tuesday.
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NJ Religious Group Accused of ‘Christian Bullying’ for Trying to Build a Cross-Shaped Pier on Land It Owns
A New Jersey religious community that has been in operation since 1869 is rebuilding a beach pier with its boardwalk in the shape of a cross, prompting backlash from the local LGBTQ community.
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Former Washington State Football Coach Sues School for $25M for Wrongful Termination in COVID Vaccine Fight
A former Washington State University coach has filed a claim against the school seeking $25 million after being fired for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine.
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American Academy of Pediatrics Pushes Back Against Gender-Altering Procedures on Children
Professional medical organizations are questioning previously unchallenged medical treatments for gender-questioning youth. Both in the US and abroad, awareness of shaky scientific evidence for gender affirming care is growing.
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Christian School Administrator in Florida Receives Threats after Media Reports on LGBT School Policy
A Christian school administrator in Florida says he s received threats over media reports about a school policy that requires students to be identified by their biological sex
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Christian Mailman Punished for Refusing to Work Sundays Appeals to Supreme Court
A former postal worker who has sued the U S Postal Service for forcing him to work on Sundays despite his religious beliefs has appealed to the U S Supreme Court
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Baylor Scholar: ‘Anti-racism’ Movement Doesn’t Take Seriously ‘human depravity among people of color’
A Christian sociology professor who has researched anti-racism ideology says the movement, however well intended, fails to take into consideration the sinfulness of all human beings, including people ...
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Indian Falls Creek celebrates 75 years, highlights SBC resolution | Baptist Press
DAVIS, Okla. (BP) – The 2022 Indian Falls Creek (IFC) celebrated the 75th anniversary of the ministry with prayer, worship and preaching, with dignitaries from the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) and Oklahoma Baptists in attendance. More than 2,100 Native Americans from tribes across North America assembled at the family camp…
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Abortion ‘trigger laws’ in Three States to Take Effect This Week
“Trigger laws” banning most abortions with limited exceptions are set to take effect in three states — Texas, Idaho, and Tennessee — on Thursday, Aug. 25.
