Couple Loses U.S. Citizenship for Stealing Trade Secrets
An information packet and American flag sit on a chair at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Miami Field Office on Aug. 17, 2018, in Miami. Associated Press / Photo by Wilfr...
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FIRST-PERSON: Helping your congregation process and pray about the SBC SATF report | Baptist Press
GRAPEVINE, Texas (BP) – Last Sunday afternoon and evening, as I read every word of the SBC Sexual Abuse Task Force report slowly and prayerfully, my heart was swollen with pain, anger, frustration and grief. It cannot be denied that our Southern Baptist family has, in many ways and for…
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Hundreds of Korean Intercessors Coming to Pray for America on Anniversary of Historic Billy Graham Crusade
From June 1-5, hundreds of intercessors from South Korea will be in 20 cities throughout America to pray for revival, and the leader of a national prayer movement is encouraging churches across the country to hold their own prayer meetings at the same time.
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Church administrator charged with stealing $360K from congregation, food pantry and youth ministry
A 36-year-old wife of former police chief has been charged with wire fraud and aggravated identity theft for stealing from her church more than 360,000 while she was an administrator between 2013 and ...
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Church administrator charged with stealing $360K from congregation, food pantry, youth ministry
A 36-year-old wife of former police chief has been charged with wire fraud and aggravated identity theft for stealing from her church more than $360,000 while she was an administrator between 2013 and 2018.
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Justice Dept. to Investigate Uvalde Police Hour-long Delay as Chilling 911 Call from Victim Comes to Light
The Department of Justice plans to review the local law enforcement response to the school massacre in Uvalde, Texas after reports police waited too long to stop the gunman.
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Sky gazers hoping to see rare meteor storm to cap off Memorial Day
According to astronomers, Americans may get to see a rare meteor storm on the night of the Memorial Day holiday. The storm is expected to be the brightest in years, with shooting stars filling the sky.
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DOJ to investigate Uvalde school shooting at mayor’s request; Bidens mourn with families
The Justice Department said Sunday it will investigate law enforcement’s response to last week’s mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas.
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9 y/o Ellie Garcia shared Gospel with world before she was killed by Uvalde shooter
Ellie Garcia, one of the 19 children killed by a teenager at Robb Elementary School in Texas last week, would pray every night out loud and shared the Gospel on social media before she died about a week before her 10th birthday.
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Tabernacle stolen from Brooklyn parish church
A tabernacle has been stolen from St. Augustine Catholic Church in the Park Slope neighborhood of New York City’s Brooklyn borough.
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Bishops in US congratulate Bishop McElroy on his elevation to cardinal
Archbishops José Gomez of Los Angeles and Salvatore Cordileone of San Francisco both welcomed the announcement Sunday that Bishop Robert McElroy of San Diego is to become a cardinal.
