Prop. 8 May Be Upheld
Christian observers say they are encouraged about the fate of California’s Proposition 8 at the conclusion of oral arguments heard … Read More
Prop. 8 Goes to Court
Christians are carefully watching the California Supreme Court, which today hears oral arguments in a case challenging the validity of … Read More
ORU Lawsuit Dismissed
A Tulsa County judge has dismissed a former Oral Roberts University (ORU) accountant’s lawsuit alleging misspending at the school. Filed … Read More
Abortion Worker Arrested
Miami-area police yesterday arrested an abortion clinic owner accused of killing a baby unexpectedly born alive at 21 weeks during … Read More
Pro-Life Groups Gear Up to Fight Sebelius Confirmation
Pro-life leaders have vowed to oppose Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius’ confirmation as Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary, saying her … Read More
A Season of Service
Churches in Portland, Ore., launched their second “Season of Service” last week by giving the city a check for $100,000. … Read More
‘PTL’ Shows for Sale
An Atlanta businessman plans to auction off more than 15,000 hours of Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker’s The PTL Club … Read More
Praying Against Child Sacrifice
Ugandan Christians are using the 40 days of Lent, which began on Wednesday, to pray for an end to child … Read More
James Dobson Resigns
James Dobson resigned on Friday as board chairman of the conservative Christian group Focus on the Family. The announcement was … Read More
Fred Price Names Son Pastor
Fred Price, founder of one of the nation’s first black megachurches and an icon of the faith movement, will step … Read More
Pentecostalism Still Burns
While membership in the nation’s largest Christian communions declined last year, two Pentecostal denominations showed an increase. The Assemblies of … Read More
Pro-Life Bills Advance
Pro-life legislation advanced in several states this week. On Wednesday, the Arizona House Health and Human Services Committee unanimously endorsed … Read More
Teens Fast to Relieve World Hunger
Countering perceptions that today’s youth are selfish and lazy, hundreds of thousands of teens from 7,000 youth groups will fast, … Read More
Pro-life Pastor Defiant
A pro-life pastor facing prison time for offering sidewalk counseling at an abortion clinic in Oakland, California, returned to the same … Read More
U.K. Favors Public Faith
A recent BBC poll found that a majority of United Kingdom residents believe the nation’s laws should be influenced by … Read More
Obama: ‘We Will Rebuild’
Last night, in his first appearance before a joint session of Congress, President Obama delivered an optimistic speech, repeatedly telling … Read More
Giving in Tough Times
Despite the economic recession, ministry giving was higher than expected, according to a recent survey by the Evangelical Council for … Read More
Holy Spirit’s Reach Studied
This week the University of Southern California (USC) in Los Angeles received a $6.9 million grant to study Pentecostal and … Read More
Suspended Over Christian Music
In a lawsuit filed earlier this month, a veteran group home counselor says she was suspended for exposing teenagers to … Read More
Teen Prostitutes Rescued
In a three-day sting operation involving 29 cities and all levels of law enforcement, the FBI reported today the recovery … Read More
A Bitterless Breakup
Three Indiana churches belonging to the Presbyterian Church (USA) will break away from the national church on April 15. The … Read More