The world is watching and waiting as NASA works to get two stranded astronauts’ home from space. We’re also seeing faith at work as the rescue effort proceeds. NASA Astronaut Barry Wilmore and test pilot Suni Williams should have returned
A huge move of God broke out at The Ohio State University last weekend with hundreds of college students showing deep hunger for God as the new school year kicked off. A team of student reporters from The Lantern newspaper
Opposition has emerged to a proposal by Indonesia’s Ministry of Religious Affairs to do away with the role of a Muslim-dominated body that has complicated efforts by minority religions to build houses of worship. Indonesia’s vice president last week warned
There are occasions when facts emerge that convey underlying truths that focus one’s attention. One such set of facts has emerged from global data gathering concerning fertility rates. Globally, the fertility rate is 2.25 births per woman — one child
Free abortions were offered to women who attended the Democratic National Convention (DNC) last week in Chicago. Planned Parenthood deployed an abortion bus to the Democratic presidential campaign event. A local branch of the abortion giant offered drug-induced abortions aboard its
The Nicaraguan government has cancelled the legal registration of 1,500 non-profit organizations, including churches, intensifying a years-long crackdown in this Central American nation. A notice in the government Gazette, claimed these groups were non-compliant with financial reporting requirements spanning one
The United States Supreme Court has refused to allow the Biden administration’s rules requiring Title IX antidiscrimination law to include gender identity and sexual orientation to take effect. The rules would have required schools receiving public funding to allow boys
After over a decade of persistent denial of his religious identity, an Egyptian Christian man has successfully corrected the religious affiliation on his identification documents, marking a significant victory for religious freedom in Egypt. Referred to only as Elias for
Search for the phrase “post-Olympic blues,” and you’ll find plenty of write-ups about the state of depression that sets in after the flame of the summer games flickers out. And it’s not just the athletes who must navigate the descent
Exclusion and the existence of cliques are the most common reasons why Americans don’t want to get more involved in their churches and houses of worship, even though most don’t report any negative experiences with their congregations, a new survey
