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The Coptic Orthodox Church has suspended ecumenical dialogue with the Catholic Church due to disagreements over the latter’s stance on homosexuality. This decision, revealed by Coptic Orthodox spokesman Father Moussa Ibrahim, reflects the Church’s adherence to traditional Christian teachings on sexual morality, emphasizing that freedoms must not contravene divine laws. This development underscores deepening rifts

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The city of Baltimore agreed to pay $275,000 in legal fees after a federal court ruling favored a far-right Catholic group, St. Michael’s Media. The dispute arose when Baltimore officials attempted to block the group’s 2021 rally, citing concerns over hate speech. The court’s decision emphasized the protection of free speech, ruling against the city’s

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The U.S. Department of Justice has concluded its investigation into the Southern Baptist Convention’s Executive Committee’s handling of sexual abuse, with no further action anticipated. This decision comes after a year-and-a-half-long probe into the committee and other denominational entities. Despite the end of this investigation, efforts to reform and address sexual abuse within the convention

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After the largest wildfire in state history ravaged parts of Texas and Oklahoma, churches in the affected areas are stepping in to aid the recovery efforts. The Smokehouse Creek Fire, which began on February 26, 2024, and quickly became the largest wildfire in state history, burned more than 1 million acres and destroyed over 500

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The article from Religion News Service discusses the 75th anniversary of the English translation of “How Great Thou Art,” highlighting the release of a new version by Grammy-winning Christian singer-songwriter Matt Redman and 15 other artists. This new rendition, titled “How Great Thou Art (Until That Day),” introduces a contemporary twist with a new verse

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Historic cathedrals across the UK have been hosting disco events, sparking controversy and protests among the faithful. Organized by Silent Discos in Incredible Places, these events include live DJs, LED lights, and mobile bars in sacred spaces like Canterbury Cathedral. The aim is to attract younger congregants and support maintenance costs. Thousands have signed petitions

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Key Points Widespread Rejection and Skepticism: About two-thirds of Americans reject or are skeptical of Christian nationalism, despite its increasing influence on policies related to education, immigration, and health care. Regional and Political Divides: Support for Christian nationalism is significantly higher in deeply red states and among Republicans, with notable support from white and Hispanic

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Two years after the initial conflict in Ukraine, many Americans have largely forgotten about the ongoing struggles faced by the country. This tendency to forget often occurs after a global crisis, as attention shifts to other pressing issues or more immediate concerns. Despite the initial widespread attention and support that Ukraine received during Russia’s invasion,

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Randall Balmer, an Episcopal priest and historian, along with Jemar Tisby, a history professor and author, discussed white Christian nationalism during a webinar hosted by Faithful America. They highlighted how this ideology deviates from the teachings of Christ by prioritizing political power over prophetic witness. Balmer and Tisby emphasized the intertwined nature of white supremacy

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Lent prompts many individuals to voluntarily give up various habits or behaviors ranging from social media engagement to unhealthy snacking. Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby recommends a book by British theologian Selina Stone titled “Tarry Awhile: Wisdom from Black Spirituality for People of Faith,” reflecting the increasing global significance of Black spirituality within Christianity, especially

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In the 1970s and ’80s, young Catholics encountered a different version of Jesus in their religious classes, a friendly, approachable figure more akin to a buddy than the solemn, mysterious figure of tradition. This portrayal aimed to adapt to a changing world but inadvertently led to a loss of faith over the years as the

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For the third year in a row, the financial reports for the Southern Baptist Convention’s Executive Committee are missing from the annual SBC Ministry Reports website. Despite promises to post the information, it hasn’t appeared. The last time their financial audit was posted was in 2021, covering the years 2019 and 2020. The latest available

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