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Days ahead of trial and after his lawyers claimed he is “100% innocent,” Naason Joaquin Garcia, the leader of a Mexico-based megachurch, has pleaded guilty to multiple felony counts of sexual assault involving three separate minors, according to California state prosecutors.
“I saw a job that had to get done.” That’s how a heroic Washington, D.C., firefighter described his daring and life-saving acts after he caught a toddler hanging from the second-floor window of a burning building Sunday.
Pizza Hut has come under fire for recommending reading material to kindergarteners that promotes drag queens as part of its Camp Book It program.
The first named storm of the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season is here. Tropical Storm Alex formed off the southeast coast of Florida Saturday night, and now AccuWeather meteorologists say the storm is on a path that will take it close enough to Bermuda to brush the island nation with rain and gusty winds while stirring a large swath of rough seas in the process.
Pentecost Sunday, which falls on June 5 this year, is rightly known as the “birthday” of the Church but it also serves as a reminder that Christians’ key mission is to reach the unreached with the Gospel.
Some live by the adage “finder’s keepers, losers weepers,” but one California woman who recently found $36,000 hidden in the cushion of a gifted couch lives by a far more biblical mantra.
One three-year-old boy is showing others just how easy it is to recite Bible verses, especially when they coincide with your A-B-Cs.
Congregants at one Iowa church are mourning the loss of two young members after a gunman opened fire on them Thursday evening in the church's parking lot.
Grammy-winning Christian band Casting Crowns' widely popular worship song "Praise You In This Storm" has touched the hearts of many since its 2005 release. Prison ministry God Behind Bars recently shared video of an inmate performing a beautiful rendition of the song, while playing acoustic guitar.
Pro-abortion activists are escalating their attacks against churches, pro-life charities, and some Supreme Court justices. Across the country, vandals have been sabotaging buildings, supposedly in reaction to the leaked Supreme Court draft opinion indicating that the court could overturn Roe v. Wade.
