Law enforcement found a chilling letter in Vance Boelter’s abandoned Buick outside Minneapolis. In it, Boelter identified himself as “the shooter at large in Minnesota.” Investigators later discovered his Ford SUV, packed with weapons and …
Christian rock band Third Day will reunite for their first full tour in over a decade. Announced by lead singer Mac Powell on Instagram, the 30th anniversary tour will begin in March 2026. It marks …
A federal appeals court ruled that a former employee’s religious discrimination lawsuit against Christian financial guru Dave Ramsey’s company can move forward. Caitlin O’Connor claims she was fired for becoming pregnant while unmarried. Her employer, …
Honoring History Through Action This week, Sojourners is closing its offices to honor Juneteenth, a practice it began in 2021 when the holiday became federally recognized. The organization views this pause not as performative but …
A new biography, Joseph Smith: The Rise and Fall of an American Prophet, presents a balanced examination of the controversial founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Historian John G. Turner draws …
PCUSA Approves Amendment Mandating LGBT Ideology Questions for Clergy The Presbyterian Church (USA) has finalized a controversial amendment requiring clergy candidates to answer questions about their views on LGBT ideology. Amendment 24-C, part of the …
Nationwide Day of Defiance Leads with Faith and Protest Philadelphia became the center of a nationwide protest on June 14 as tens of thousands gathered for the “No Kings Nationwide Day of Defiance.” Organized by …
An estimated 1,000 people, including clergy and Mayor Karen Bass, gathered on June 10 in Grand Park for a peaceful vigil protesting recent ICE raids across Los Angeles. Organized by L.A. Voice, PICO California, and …
Youthful Zeal Takes Center Stage at Evangelism Congress At the recent European Congress on Evangelism in Berlin, the spotlight was on Generation Z. Evangelical leaders expressed firm belief that today’s youth, aged 13 to 28, …
A recent Pew Research study reveals that more than a quarter of U.S. Christians occasionally engage in astrology, tarot, or fortune telling. Despite religious teachings warning against such practices, many Christians view them as harmless …