
'This Is the Church': Ministry Blesses Homeless Woman by Paying Rent for One Year
A Mississippi waitress, who had been homeless for over three years, was left speechless after a group of women paid her rent for one year.

A Mississippi waitress, who had been homeless for over three years, was left speechless after a group of women paid her rent for one year.

A U.S. District Court sided with a Christian photographer and blogger Tuesday in her legal battle against a Louisville, Kentucky ordinance that would have required her to photograph same-sex weddings in violation of her First Amendment rights.

A Kansas teacher who sued after being punished for refusing to use a student’s preferred pronouns received a $95,000 settlement this week, bringing her legal challenge to a successful close.

Former Hillsong Church co-founder Brian Houston, who resigned from the global Hillsong movement last spring, has returned to the pulpit, only this time it was at a megachurch in Seattle, Washington.

A nurse practitioner in Virginia is suing CVS, alleging that the pharmacy chain illegally fired her for refusing to distribute contraceptives

A former chaplain with the Federal Bureau of Prisons was sentenced to 84 months in prison followed by five years of supervised release for sexually abusing an incarcerated female and lying to federal ...

The California state Senate passed a bill Wednesday making it a sanctuary state for children seeking transgender medical treatment – even without their parents' permission.

An assistant principal at a Connecticut elementary school has been placed on leave following the release of a video where he spoke of refusing to hire conservatives and Catholics

A group of pro-life doctors is launching a campaign in response to claims that abortion bans prevent doctors from providing emergency care to pregnant women, a claim that has seen increased fervor in ...

Kentucky s largest city cannot punish a professional Christian photographer for refusing on religious grounds to photograph same-sex wedding ceremonies, a federal court has ruled