Former evangelical pastor Jerry Dewitt will be back in the pulpit on June 23. But this time the leader of America's atheism movement will be telling congregants at Louisiana's first secular church service that there is no need "for divine help."

A controversy sparked by critical comments made by the assistant manager of the Cincinnati Museum Center against Ken Ham's Creation Museum has been resolved following further communication.

A three-judge panel from an appellate court decided to throw out a lawsuit against Arizona's "Day of Prayer" proclamations over the belief that the plaintiffs lacked standing.

A Southern California mother of five is offering a reward for the return of her $23,000 wedding ring that her husband accidentally sold for $10 at a garage sale on June 1.

A Philadelphia Municipal Court judge decided Wednesday that the third degree murder charges will remain in the case of a faith-healing couple, who have been accused of allowing their second child to die of pneumonia without seeking medical care due to their religious beliefs.

Four people have been killed in a St. Louis shooting on Cherokee Street on Thursday afternoon, sparking a massive police presence as authorities reportedly search for the shooter.

A Dunkin' Donuts rant video has gone viral on the Internet with a customer relentlessly lashing out at a worker at the shop.

A two-faced kitten video has amazed animal lovers and gone viral on the Internet this week.

An EagleMed crash has killed one and injured two others, in what is the third fatal crash of its kind in the past three years.

The torch for defending biblical truth and practice represented by the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission has been passed from its leader of 25 years, Richard Land, to evangelical theologian Russell Moore. The occasion was marked with a special tribute to Land and an address by Moore to more than 4,400 members attending the SBC's annual meeting this week in Houston.