Georgia Pastor Dies at 53, Remembered for His ‘purpose and unwavering faith’
Rev Derek Dumas, a Georgia pastor who led his congregation for more than two decades, died Friday morning of natural causes at a Macon hospital, surrounded by his family
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Final 12 kidnapped missionaries released by Haitian gang
The freeing of the U.S. missionaries from Christian Aid Ministries by their captors in Haiti came exactly two months to the day after they were kidnapped while working at an orphanage.
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Christian photographer can’t decline gay weddings, federal court rules
A federal judge has ruled that a New York-based Christian photographer must provide services for same-sex wedding celebrations despite holding religious objections to gay marriage.
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Tennessee Catholic school closes early for Christmas following storm damage
Crux,A Catholic school in Madison, Tennessee has closed early for Christmas following storm damage.
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COVID-19 booster shots to be required at some Catholic colleges next year
Crux,For next year’s spring semester, some Catholic colleges are joining other colleges across the country in requiring students to receive COVID-19 vaccine booster shots.
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‘We Glorify God for Answered Prayer!’ All Missionary Hostages Finally Freed in Haiti
Haitian police spokesman Gary Desrosiers said Thursday that a kidnapping gang has released all remaining hostages from an Ohio-based missionary group.
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What You Won’t Find in Your Advent Calendar
In this issue of A Public Witness, we countdown the ways the war on Advent is taking off. And while many are accepting the ways of consumerism whole hog, we open up the doors of how the Gospel has a serious message for us in these seemingly absurd times.
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Even in tech sector, immigrant workers subject to wage theft, study shows
Crux,A study issued Dec. 9 by the Economic Policy Institute shows that even in the tech sector, immigrants are paid less than their U.S. counterparts, though federal law says that’s not supposed to happen.
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Catholic groups challenge federal mandate on gender transition procedures
Crux,Several Catholic hospitals, a Catholic university and Mercy sisters who run health clinics filed a challenge to a federal mandate for performing gender transition procedures with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit Dec. 15.
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Powerful Signs of Faith and Hope Emerge for Tornado Survivors, Operation Blessing Rushes Aid to Region
It's been six days since the tornado outbreak and the focus is shifting from the damage left behind to the men and women stepping up to help from all over: cooking free meals, picking up debris, or helping search for the missing.
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Higher Interest Rates Are Coming as Most Voters Blame Biden for ‘Astounding’ Inflation
Here they come. Higher interest rates. Record inflation in November has forced the Federal Reserve's hand.
