Trump’s Christian support is driving half of Gen Zers away from church: study
Nearly half of Generation Z Americans say Christian support for President Donald Trump is a reason they re less likely to attend church, according to a new study
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Gospel focus motivates, makes Southern Baptist crisis relief unique | Baptist Press
NASHVILLE (BP) – The capacity for help from Southern Baptist Disaster Relief (SBDR) is high. In fact, one key SBDR leaders says it ranks right up there with the American Red Cross and the Salvation Army in resources available to people in crisis.
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Pastor calls for end to gun violence after second son is shot dead
A Louisiana pastor is calling for an end to gun violence in her neighborhood days after she lost a second son in a fatal shooting that occurred near her home and her church
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Faith-Based Schools Win a Big Victory, but Biden’s Gender Agenda Still Being Deployed Across the Country
The Biden administration is attempting to force schools to accept its new definition of "sex" or lose federal funding, but in the midst of that battle one faith-based school has just won an important legal victory.
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Student group sues college after president created ‘excuse’ to take down anti-communism posters
A community college in California is facing a lawsuit for taking down flyers produced by a conservative advocacy group on campus The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education contends that ...
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Taking Off the Armor of God
In this issue of A Public Witness, we look at politicians citing Ephesians 6 in ways that don’t fit with the meaning of the passage. Then we consider how this rhetoric adds to a political environment already filled with violence.
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‘There Is Nothing God Can’t Do’: Megachurch Pastor John Gray Returns to Pulpit After Life-Threatening Scare
After being hospitalized for a life-threatening saddle pulmonary embolism last month, South Carolina megachurch pastor John Gray returned to the pulpit Sunday amid a thunderous response from his congregation saying, "There is nothing God can't do."
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Two Adoptions, Two Differing Views: Christian Women Reflect on Their Experiences – The Christian Chronicle
Two Christian women, 18 years and a half-continent apart, faced painfully similar decisions — what to do about the baby. Yet, a generation later, their work with women and children confronting difficult circumstances has brought them to different conclusions about abortion. The first woman, Niki Tucker, learned she was pregnant in 1982, only nine years […]
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Lack of transparency, dismissive teachers the ‘breaking point’ for parents, school choice advocates say
The school choice movement is growing rapidly amid ongoing discontent from parents who find themselves at odds with public school officials over a lack of transparency and other issues, school choice ...
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Frederick Buechner, Presbyterian minister and author, dies at 96
Frederick Buechner, a Presbyterian minister, theologian, speaker and prolific author of both fiction and nonfiction books, has died at the age of 96
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Boston Children’s Hospital Under Fire for Now-Deleted Video Promoting ‘Gender-Affirming Hysterectomies’ for Young Girls
Boston Children’s Hospital has faced intense backlash after promoting what it called “gender-affirming hysterectomies” for young girls who identify as transgender.
