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Father Stephen De Young warned that the pornography addiction crisis is warping young identities and damaging spiritual lives. The Eastern Orthodox priest told Tucker Carlson that online pornography now reaches children at younger ages, and he said its effects have afflicted “all men and most women.” De Young, who pastors Archangel Gabriel Antiochian Orthodox Church
Addiction recovery hope took shape for Robert Bernu in 2013, when his son, David, admitted he had planned to die by suicide. The confession broke through years of denial, and it forced Bernu to face addiction with new honesty. He later told NCR members that substance use disorder is “cunning, baffling, and powerful.” A Father
Germany’s caregiver shortage is reshaping nursing homes, and migrant Christians are stepping into the gap with compassion, faith, and resilience. At Immanuel Senior Care Center in Elstal, Sharoon Masih serves meals, helps residents with daily needs, and listens to their stories. His work goes beyond routine care because many older adults crave conversation and connection.
Confession ignites a church crisis A scandal at Calvary Chapel Rockford erupted after Pastor Charlie Heffelfinger admitted to misconduct involving a congregant. The Rockford pastor’s confession centered on kissing a church member and sending sexual texts. Heffelfinger planned a brief, child-appropriate statement during the April 12 service. But the admission hit like a match, so
Benny Hinn Ministries now faces garnishment after a court order opened the door to asset seizure. The legal move follows a lawsuit from PrintMailPro, a Texas direct mail company, over unpaid marketing work. PrintMailPro secured summary judgment in January, and the ruling set the stage for collection. The court fight centers on services delivered, but
On Easter in Alexandria, Alfred Street Baptist Church delivered eviction relief. The church pledged over $1 million in rent debt relief, allowing 338 public housing families to avoid eviction. The pledge came just miles from Washington, D.C., where headlines often dwell on division and dysfunction. Pastor Howard-John Wesley framed the gift as faith in motion,
Beth Moore’s life after the SBC began, in her own words, with a free fall. She walked the woods near her Texas home and spoke candidly to Jesus because she felt disoriented. She told him she did not know where she would belong again. The rupture shook her, and it also forced her to name
The pause in the US war with Iran offers a fragile break, but it could shatter fast. An unstable cease-fire may end next week, so fighting could resume. Yet the same confusion that launched the conflict could also end it. Even if peace arrives soon, American Christians still face what leaders did this spring. The
A migrant court accompaniment ministry starts with names spoken like prayers, and the list keeps growing. In El Paso, Scalabrinian Sisters Leticia Gutiérrez Valderrama and Elisete Signor respond to President Donald Trump’s mass deportation drive because fear now shadows the immigration court. The sisters remember Carlos, a man later deported to Cuba, and they built
The Episcopal Diocese of New York has opened a new phase of racial reparations with a public roadmap. The racial reparations report outlines how it will invest nearly $1.2 million, with the funds first committed in 2019. The racial reparations report was released on March 17, and it frames the work as long-term. Bishop Matthew
Rising antisemitism after October 7 has shaped French politician Shannon Seban’s public life. She says a surge in antisemitism now comes from both extremes. In July 2023, a neo-Nazi mocked her “Jewish nose” online, and she filed a legal complaint. The activist reportedly fled to Japan, so prosecutors did not pursue the case. Campaign violence
God won’t leave you there- that promise anchors Anne Graham Lotz’s next season. The longtime evangelist says her daughter, Rachel-Ruth Lotz Wright, now carries a strong gift for evangelism. Lotz recalls Billy Graham calling her “the best preacher in the family,” but she points to Wright as a compelling gospel messenger. Wright serves as vice
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