US Orthodox Challenge Claims That Kyiv Persecutes Christians
More than four years into Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Orthodox communities in the United States are issuing competing claims about religious freedom in the battle-weary country. Last month, St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine in New York City award
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Donnie Wahlberg Praises God After Private Jet Runs Off Las Vegas Runway
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Another Pastor Murdered in Latin America, This Time by Colombian Gang Members He Was Evangelizing
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Anglican Diocese of the Great Lakes Elects Christopher Klukas as Bishop Coadjutor
The Anglican Diocese of the Great Lakes (ADGL) has elected the Very Rev. Christopher M. Klukas as Bishop Coadjutor on the first ballot, following a prayerful search and election process conducted in accordance with the diocese’s Constitution and Canons and the newly adopted Custo
Yesterday’s Environmentalists Were Christians. Tomorrow’s Will Be, Too.
In the last 25 years, 40 million Americans have stopped attending church—the largest religious exodus in American history. Researchers have identified many reasons for this decline, but one thread runs through them: a generation that cares deeply about the world around them does
Euthanizing a Toddler Is Not Compassionate
A couple in the Netherlands euthanized their toddler. I read the headline again, sure I’d missed a keyword. I had not. A child with the same diagnosis (and similar disabilities) as my own daughter, Eliza, had died—not from natural causes or a horrific accident but by choice. Her
Kinship With the Dead Doesn’t Have to Be Spooky
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Donnie Wahlberg Praises God After Private Jet Runs Off Las Vegas Runway
Donnie Wahlberg is giving glory to God after a frightening attempted takeoff left his private jet damaged but everyone aboard safe. The actor and New Kids on the Block singer was leaving Las Vegas on Sunday following a concert when the aircraft veered off a runway at Harry Reid I
