Massive 2,000-Year-Old Discovery Brings the World of Jesus to Life
A massive crane lifted a 25-ton Jewish ritual bath from an excavation site in Israel, preserving a remarkably intact structure that had survived roughly 2,000 years. The bath, unearthed in Kiryat Gat about 35 miles southwest of Jerusalem, dates to the Second Temple period, placin
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‘How Can I Leave the People?’ California Pastor Faces Food Pantry Shutdown
A San Jose pastor who helps struggling families put food on the table now faces a city shutdown order and threatened fines of up to $20,000 a day. Pastor Ralph Olmos’ Lighthouse Food Rescue and Distribution received a Sept. 25 citation requiring it to remove its sidewalk distribu
Leadership Gathering should focus on local church
United Methodist leaders have benignly neglected local congregations for too long, a pastor writes. Any effort to revitalize the denomination must focus on them.
Pastor Fights Back as City Council Begins Meeting with Prayer to Satan
A former Ottumwa councilman opened Tuesday’s city council meeting with a prayer that ended in the phrase “Hail Satan,” and a local pastor stood up and tried to undo it before the agenda started. Matt Dalbey, a resident and former member of the council, gave the invocation at City
Christian Workers Abducted in South Sudan Are Released
Six Christian workers abducted in South Sudan on Sept. 26 were released on Thursday (Oct. 1), sources said. The Young Life South Sudan workers were traveling from Kajo Keji to Maridi, a town in Western Equatoria state, on Juba-Yambio Road when unidentified gunmen ambushed their v
‘God Is My Ultimate Judge’: Caleb Flynn Speaks Before Life Sentence for for Wife Ashley’s Murder
Caleb Flynn invoked God, broke down while speaking to his daughters and continued to insist he did not murder his wife, Ashley, moments before a judge sentenced the former worship pastor to spend the rest of his life behind bars. Flynn, 40, was sentenced Monday to life in prison
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Pope Francis’ Secret Diaries to Be Revealed in Stunning Vatican Release
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2 TikTok Influencers Charged With Arson After Fire Damages West Virginia Church
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Zimbabwe hailstorm destroys churches, homes
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Former Australian Catholic bishop sentenced for abusing Indigenous men
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‘How Can I Leave the People?’ California Pastor Faces Food Pantry Shutdown
A San Jose pastor who helps struggling families put food on the table now faces a city shutdown order and threatened fines of up to $20,000 a day. Pastor Ralph Olmos’ Lighthouse Food Rescue and Distribution received a Sept. 25 citation requiring it to remove its sidewalk distribu
Leadership Gathering should focus on local church
United Methodist leaders have benignly neglected local congregations for too long, a pastor writes. Any effort to revitalize the denomination must focus on them.
Dearborn Faces Religious Liberty Lawsuit Over Christian, Jewish Holiday Displays
A religious liberty showdown is erupting in Dearborn, Michigan, and at the center of the fight is one explosive question: Is the city celebrating Islam while giving Christianity and Judaism the cold shoulder? Journalist Margot Cleveland, who is the senior legal correspondent for