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The Acts 29 Network continues its mission to plant gospel-centered churches around the world with the organization announcing a new initiative that will give up to $50,000 for each new church site.
The founder of a national criminal justice reform advocacy organization implored politicians gathered for the National Prayer Breakfast Thursday morning to “embrace all of God’s children” and not just the ones that they agree with politically as they seek to promote justice and mercy.
Made New: 52 Devotions for Catholic Women is a weekly devotional released in December. The book houses personal stories from five writers associated with Blessed Is She, a “sisterhood” of Catholic women who desire to grow in their faith through prayer and community.
Teaching isn't easy in the most precedented of times, which these are emphatically not. It's easy to see why the nation's teachers might be thinking about
An Episcopal diocese and a congregation have filed a lawsuit against an Oregon city over a new ordinance that limits their ministry's ability to feed the homeless amid complaints from neighbors.
A Hawaiian pastor whose medical license is now under review after having a critical discussion about COVID-19 vaccines and other therapeutic options on a local podcast has raised concerns about medical totalitarianism.
Despite an increase in the overall number of atheists worldwide, new research reveals that the population of religious people worldwide is growing at a faster pace than that of their secular counterparts.
Crux spoke with longtime ESPN anchor Stan Verrett about his alma mater, St. Augustine High School in New Orleans, and the important role it and other schools like it have in society today.
The Army said Wednesday it will immediately begin discharging soldiers who have refused to get the mandatory COVID-19 vaccine, putting more than 3,300 service members at risk of being thrown out soon.
U.S. special forces carried out what the Pentagon said was a successful, large-scale counterterrorism raid in northwestern Syria early Thursday. First responders at the scene reported 13 people had been killed, including six children and four women.
