Church that gave free gas to hundreds of commuters suffers severe fire: ‘Didn’t stop the word’
A Tennessee church that, earlier this year, gave free gas to hundreds of commuters has suffered a serious fire at their property
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‘A God Thing’: They Adopted a Severely Handicapped Baby Despite Doctors’ Warnings, and It Changed Everything
In the early 1990's, a young dentist named John Cranham and his wife Kim wanted to start a family but were having trouble getting pregnant. Then, something happened. Kim worked with sick and premature babies at a local hospital and fell in love with one of her little patients, Cornell – a victim of his mother's drug use. Kim wanted to bring Cornell home although John wasn't there – yet.
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‘They She HE Me; Free to Be!’- K Thru 5 Kids in CT Elementary School Being Taught Transgenderism
A school district in West Hartford, Connecticut is teaching students as young as kindergarten "social emotional learning through an equity lens" in which the educational program teaches elementary students a set of "social justice standards."
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Christian Florist agrees to pay $5k to end lawsuit over refusal to serve gay wedding
A Washington State florist has agreed to pay $5,000 to end a yearslong legal battle centered on her refusal to provide floral arrangements for a same-sex wedding ceremony.
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Oklahoma governor’s clemency of Julius Jones took ‘tremendous courage,’ Archbishop Coakley says
Archbishop Paul Coakley of Oklahoma City praised Gov. Kevin Stitt (R) for his “tremendous courage” in granting convicted murderer Julius Jones clemency hours ahead of his scheduled execution on Nov. 18.
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Va. professor placed on leave after defending ‘minor-attracted people’ in book, podcast
A Virginia college professor has been placed on leave for defending “minor-attracted people” in a recently published book and podcast appearance.
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Clemency Has Been Granted for Julius Jones
Following weeks of determined advocacy from supporters, activists and celebrities and commendations from Oklahoma's Board of Pardons and Parol, Governor
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Clemency Has Been Granted for Julius Jones – RELEVANT
Following weeks of determined advocacy from supporters, activists and celebrities and commendations from Oklahoma's Board of Pardons and Parol, Governor
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Could Californians Go to Jail for Misgendering? State Supreme Court Weighs ‘Preferred Pronouns’ Law
The debate over preferred pronouns is kicking into high gear in California, with the state’s Supreme Court slated to hear a consequential case surrounding “misgendering.”
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‘Sea of preachers’ gather at courthouse in Ahmaud Arbery trial after attorney slams black pastors
A “sea of preachers” gathered Thursday at the Glynn County Courthouse in Brunswick, Georgia, where three white men are on trial for the murder of 25-year-old Ahmaud Arbery. The gathering comes a week after defense attorney Kevin Gough asked a judge to limit the number of black pastors who can support Arbery’s family inside the courtroom.
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Alabama college students to host school’s first Eucharistic procession
The Catholic student center at the University of South Alabama in Mobile is set to host the school’s first ever Eucharistic procession the evening of Nov. 18.
