In-N-Out CEO Urges Employees to ‘turn to God’ after Idaho Shooting
In-N-Out Burger owner and CEO Lynsi Snyder has confirmed that one of the victims in a shooting at one of the fast food chain s locations in Idaho was an employee
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Most adult US Christians don’t believe Holy Spirit is real: study
Of an estimated 176 million American adults who identify as Christian, just 6% or 15 million of them actually hold a biblical worldview, a new study from Arizona Christian University shows.
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Catholic health ministry head decries ‘unjust’ federal vaccine mandate
President Joe Biden on announced a federal COVID-19 vaccine mandate for many private employers, drawing criticism from the head of one Catholic health care ministry.
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SBC entity heads respond to Biden vaccine mandate | Baptist Press
NASHVILLE (BP) -- A number of Southern Baptist leaders are taking a cautious approach to President Joe Biden’s Thursday (Sept. 9) announcement that businesses with 100 or more employees will soon be required to have all employees be vaccinated or tested weekly. Biden said he is aiming at getting 100…
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New kids book series helps parents push back against ‘unhealthy’ mainstream messaging
A new children's book series seeks to help conservative parents combat what they believe to be unhealthy messaging their kids are being exposed to at school or through popular children's entertainment outlets.
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Biden Called ‘Puppet of the Radical Abortion Agenda’ for Ordering Justice Dept. to Sue TX Over Its Heartbeat Law
The Justice Department announced Thursday its suing Texas over its new heartbeat law that would effectively ban most abortions in the Lone Star state.
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Texas man gets execution delay over pastor’s touch request | Crux Now
HUNTSVILLE, Texas — A Texas death row inmate won a reprieve Wednesday evening from execution for killing a convenience store worker during a 2004 robbery that garnered $1.25 after claiming the state was violating his religious freedom by not letting his pastor lay hands on him at the time of […]
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Supreme Court halts execution of inmate requesting vocal prayer at his death
The Supreme Court late Wednesday evening halted the execution of a Texas death row inmate who had requested his pastor be allowed to lay hands on him in the execution chamber. The inmate, John Henry Ramirez, was scheduled to be executed Wednesday night.
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Charlotte diocese objects: Federal judge can’t set employment standards for Catholic schools
The Diocese of Charlotte has said the law and religious freedom precedent are on its side, despite a federal judge’s ruling that a Catholic high school illegally discriminated when it said it would no longer hire a substitute teacher who announced that he would contract a same-sex marriage.
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FIRST-PERSON: Does justice or profit drive abortion? | Baptist Press
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (BP) – By now, the controversy in Texas over the Supreme Court allowing its near total ban on abortion to take effect has become part of the public ether. For some, the current moment offers a foretaste of what a post-Roe world could look like.
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SBC DIGEST: Help still needed after Ida; IMB announces Hispanic Missions Sunday | Baptist Press
Hurricane recovery assistance still needed in Louisiana, Northeast; IMB announces Hispanic Missions Sunday, Sept. 26.
