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A judge said city limitations are causing a ‘substantial burden’ on Capitol Hill Baptist under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act
A district court has temporarily granted a request from a Washington, D.C., Southern Baptist church to gather for outdoor worship services that violate the city’s rules for public gatherings.
Calls on pastors to ‘open your church’
John MacArthur, pastor of Grace Community Church in Los Angeles, Califo., is urging Christians to sign a petition aimed at deeming the evangelical church “essential.” In a video released yesterday (Oct. 7) alongside the petition, ...
A wide range of both conservative and liberal evangelical organizations have expressed concern over immigration limits recently announced by the Trump administration.
John Hagee, the head of Christians United for Israel and one of President Donald Trump’s unofficial evangelical advisers, has tested positive for COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus.
At least two people in addition to President Trump who attended a ceremony more than a week ago (Saturday, Sept. 26) in the White House Rose Garden to present Judge Amy Coney Barrett as Trump's ...
More than 200 clergy of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, the country's largest Lutheran denomination, are asking the administration to raise that number to at least 95,000 in the 2021 fiscal year, which begins ...
A new report from The New York Times citing Trump’s tax information alleges the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA) paid nearly $400,000 to the president’s Washington hotel in 2017, raising questions about the potential conflicts ...
Tens of thousands of people gathered in Washington on Saturday for a rally and march organized by Christian leaders including Franklin Graham.
Capitol Hill Baptist Church this week became the first church to file suit against D.C. over pandemic-related restrictions on worship services and mass gatherings, citing violations of First and Fifth Amendment rights.
But a new study of 1,262 congregations across the United States shows it is liberal congregations, and particularly Black churches, that have become substantially more engaged in political activity compared to their conservative counterparts.
