Following months of negotiations, the Archdiocese of New York has offered 800 million to settle legal claims from 1,300 people who allege they were sexually abused as minors by priests and other lay
With reports emerging of heavy damage from Hurricane Ian, the sheer size and scope of the impact is just beginning to be discerned.
In this edition of A Public Witness, we take a look at Samford University’s past and find that its current justifications for excluding other Christians from campus rest on a revisionist whitewashing of its own history. After naming Samford’s struggle to face the ghosts in its proverbial closet, we look at attempts by other Christian institutions of higher education to exorcize similar demons.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is facing scrutiny for sending two dozen heavily armed agents to the home of pro-life activist Mark Houck last Friday, arresting him and then hauling him away in front of his family.
At least some of the victims from the shooting early Wednesday afternoon were found inside the school, authorities said. Four of the victims were taken to the hospital, two of them with life-threateni...
Two BG-RRT Ministry Mobile Centers were deployed Thursday morning bound for southwest Florida in the wake of Hurricane Ian's landfall there.
An interfaith group of activists and religious advocates voiced concerns about the rise of Christian nationalism on Wednesday, arguing the ideology is a threat to democracy during a briefing on Capitol Hill. Speakers at the hourlong briefing outlined what they said were specific threats posed by Christian nationalism, a fusion of faith and national identity that swelled during the tenure of former President Donald Trump.
More than 2 5 million homes were without power in Florida amid catastrophic floods and life-threatening storm surge early Thursday, hours after Hurricane Ian made landfall near Cayo Costa as a ...
An Arizona-based Christian University has stepped up to help local families in need by giving away more than $3 million worth of household goods and supplies and distributing them through local churches.
More than 5,000 believers descended on Times Square in New York City on Sunday to sing praise songs as part of worship leader and activist Sean Feucht’s “Let Us Worship” movement.
It's the fifth strongest hurricane to ever hit the American mainland, trapping people in flooded homes amid rising floodwaters.
