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Samaritan Ministries claims state oversight of bad actors is "hostile"
Samaritan Ministries International, one of the nation’s oldest and biggest Christian health share ministries, has sued the state of New Mexico, claiming its efforts to punish bad actors is a “hostile” and “longstanding campaign” that ...
Small-town pastor is set to be sentenced following criminal charges
An Ohio pastor was found guilty of criminal charges on Monday, January 22, for his connection with the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol three years ago.
Begg’s comments regarding LGBTQ issues recently resurfaced, sparking controversy
American Family Radio (AFR), a broadcast division of American Family Association (AFA), announced Wednesday it will no longer air Alistair Begg’s radio program “Truth For Life” because of remarks Begg made last year about Christians ...
What does the country’s fastest-growing group really believe?
Americans dubbed “nones’’ — those who are atheists, agnostics or not religiously affiliated with any faith — remain a large segment of the U.S. population and what they believe could very well impact the country’s ...
Scheme exploited ‘trust and faith of his own Christian community’
The Denver-based pastor of an online-only church was charged with civil fraud last week after raising $3.2 million from victims who invested in his worthless cryptocurrency, reported The Denver Post and BusinessDen.
Churches leave Acts 29 network, Museum of the Bible returns artifacts
Coram Deo Church, the Museum of the Bible and John Ortberg were in the news.
Will his fall doom SBC abuse reforms?
What makes Pressler’s case so enraging to many Southern Baptists, however, is that his abuse has been detailed for years.
Last January, March for Life participants gathered for the first time after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, celebrating a long-sought victory even as they shifted their focus to the state level — the ...
Many churches are stepping up to provide overnight warming shelters for those experiencing homelessness in their cities. But not without a cost—both financially and, for some, legally.
Thirty-one Black churches have received a total of $4 million to help preserve their buildings and the Black history they represent.
