Pro-life dad Mark Houck, who was arrested in a terrifying FBI home raid, has been acquitted in federal court. After the verdict was announced, Houck embraced his wife while roughly two dozen supporters in the courtroom wept tears of relief.
1400 church leaders have written to the British Prime Minister and the Equalities Minister Kemi Badenoch calling on them to drop plans to ban conversion therapy. Conversion therapy is the practice of attempting to change a person’s gender identity or
Bishops in the Church of England are being urged to reconsider proposals to allow services of thanksgiving and dedication for same-sex couples. In an open letter, the Evangelical Alliance has called on Church of England leaders to reaffirm their commitment
A Catholic diocese in Iowa is taking a stance against the modern-day sexual revolution, insisting congregants use the locker rooms and bathrooms that correspond with their biological sexes and barring them from using “preferred pronouns” in church-linked activities. The Diocese
An Indiana sheriff’s department recently celebrated the baptisms of around 40 incarcerated men and women. The Decatur County Sheriff’s Office sparked thousands of likes and shares last month on Facebook after announcing the baptisms and sharing photos of prisoners turning
Despite a growing rejection of organized religion, with fewer than 50% of Americans holding formal church membership, spiritual openness is on the rise, with a majority of U.S. adults saying they believe in God or a higher power and want
An ex-psychic recently discussed the “huge consequences” and terror she faced while engaging in the occult for decades. “There was a lot of fear, anxiety,” Jenn Nizza said on the premiere episode of her new podcast “Ex-Psychic Saved.” “I was
A proposal to pay $US5m ($7.2m) each to black Americans in San Francisco as compensation for slavery and “systematic repression”, would cost more than $US50bn ($72bn), and has drawn harsh criticism from leading black politicians. The reparations committee of the
Ministers in Pakistan have voted to make the country’s controversial blasphemy laws more stringent, sparking alarm for religious minorities, including Christians. The National Assembly has unanimously passed an amendment to the Criminal Laws Bill which increases punishment for insulting the
Catholic bishops in the United States are welcoming the passing of a bill ensuring adequate medical care for babies born after an attempted abortion. Children born after a termination has been sought will now be seen as a “legal person
