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Concerns about the negative impact of social media use on youth mental health and self-esteem continue to lead to calls to find solutions, with some advocating for improving safeguards on the applications to protect teens, while others believe the problem requires legislative action.
A conservative Christian student filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday against officials at an Illinois university, alleging her rights were violated after the school issued three of her former classmates no-contact orders against her because of her religious and political beliefs.
It was a year ago that Rick Warren, pastor of one of the country's most dynamic megachurches, announced he would be retiring after four decades of leading Saddleback Church just as soon as a successor could be found. That day has come.
Evangelicals and other Americans who attend church regularly are more likely to oppose abortion than the religiously unaffiliated and those who go to church less often, according to a new report by Lifeway Research.
YORK, S.C. (BP) – A former youth pastor has been charged with two counts of sexual conduct with a minor. William “Billy” Pinckney Carpenter, III, 62, of Chester, S.C. was arrested June 1.
ALPHARETTA, Gal. (BP) – I continue to believe that one of the greatest examples of cooperative missions is Southern Baptist Disaster Relief (SBDR) and countless selfless SBDR volunteers who serve faithfully.
A spokesperson for Cora Jakes Coleman, the eldest daughter of megachurch Pastor T.D. Jakes, called online allegations that she manipulated a vulnerable Texas mother into giving up her child for adoption “slanderous” on Thursday while insisting that all adoptions made by the 34-year-old divorcée were legally executed.
A majority of Americans believe allowing children to choose a “preferred pronoun” that does not correspond with their biological sex would only confuse them, according to a new poll.
On Thursday, President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris announced that the White House would start paying its interns for the first time in
In this issue of A Public Witness, we recall an earlier “satanic panic” before looking at the hellish impact that demonizing our political opponents has on democracy.
