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The centers won an injunction against the state attorney general.
Pregnancy resource centers in New York will continue offering abortion pill reversal assistance after they won a preliminary injunction in federal district court last week.
The good news is that when disaster strikes, Christians give.
Southern Baptists and the Salvation Army were preparing before storm hit landfall
Even before Hurricane Helene made landfall in the United States, faith-based disaster groups were on the move.
History, liturgy, and beauty are attracting evangelicals
An article by Sarah Carter at the website Juicy Ecumenism caught my attention this week. That story, “Wheaton-to-Anglican Pipeline: Why Are Young People Turning Anglican,” describes a phenomenon I have noted here at MinistryWatch and ...
Churches leaving after denomination holds firm to biblical convictions on sexuality
At least two dozen churches in the Christian Reformed Church of North America are in the process of severing their ties with the denomination over their disagreements with its stance on biblical sexuality.
Several churches have recently announced they are leaving the Network started by Steve Morgan.
Some parents allege that churches affiliated with The Network have driven a wedge between them and their children.
Covenant Seminary acknowledged a Title IX complaint against him.
Covenant Seminary, the denominational seminary for the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), acknowledged that former professor Vince Bantu engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a student during his tenure there.
Lead Pastor Steve Gaines announces transition plan for next senior pastor
Pastor Steve Gaines has announced his retirement from Bellevue Baptist Church in Cordova, Tennessee.
Annual Dutch Fest, Kids Ninja Challenge, feminine hygiene kits, FCA’s new director of Global Field Operations
On September 28, Elim Christian Services is hosting its annual Dutch Fest, complete with Dutch fare, wooden shoe dancers, reptile shows, petting zoo, train rides, and Elim’s Dutch Village shops.
As the September 25 parole hearing for serial child sexual abuser Peter Newman quickly approaches, survivors and advocates continue to call for support in urging the Missouri Department of Corrections Board and Parole to deny ...
