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Christian leaders and advocacy groups on both sides of the aisle are reacting after the U.S. Supreme Court upheld a Tennessee law banning youth with gender dysphoria from obtaining life-altering surgeries and hormone drugs.
The journey from local observance to national holiday was a lengthy one, spanning over a century-and-a-half of American history. Here are some highlights of that journey.
A Christian college attended by the suspected perpetrator of the assassination of a Minnesota politician and her husband and the attempted murder of another state lawmaker and his wife has clarified assertions made about its founder.
Pastor Alistair Begg delivered his final sermon as senior pastor of Parkside Church earlier this month, ending more than four decades of ministry with a message of faith in the sufficiency of God "through all seasons of life."
President Donald Trump shared a personal message of encouragement that he received from U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee.
Nearly half of American churchgoers attend more than one church as online worship services have become increasingly prevalent following the COVID-19 pandemic, a new survey finds.
The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld a Tennessee law banning body-mutilating surgeries and hormone drugs for trans-identified minors, affirming a lower court ruling.
In the last five days since the Israel-Iran conflict began, hurrying into bomb shelters and hearing the sounds of alarms and explosions has become a way of life for Eli Birnbaum in Tel Aviv, Israel.
Media mogul Tyler Perry, a professed Christian, has been accused of aggressively sexually assaulting and harassing a male actor and writer who was so traumatized by the alleged ordeal that he walked away from a contract worth nearly $400,000.
A politician in Finland who previously oversaw police as minister of interior recently told a conference in Berlin how officers later opposed her faith while interrogating her on “hate speech” charges for supporting biblical marriage.
Officials with Orthodox Churches in the United States have filed a lawsuit against a Washington state measure requiring priests to break the confessional seal in the latest example of the legislation facing litigation.
A Calvary Chapel church that defied shelter-in-place orders during the COVID-19 pandemic is asking the California Supreme Court to overturn a $1.2 million fine imposed for holding worship services during the lockdowns.
Only one company out of 100 analyzed for the 2025 Viewpoint Diversity Score Business Index scored higher than 50%, as most have limited protections for free speech and religious liberty, and some continue to make improvements.
Podcaster Joe Rogan recently confirmed he’s been going to a “Christian church,” describing it as a “very nice” place where people are trying to become “better.”
Michael Tait, former frontman for the Christian rock band Newsboys and a founding member of DC Talk, is confronting a tide of new allegations of sexual assault, including drugging and raping an underage male, according to a new investigation.
The U.S. Supreme Court has ordered a lower court to rehear a case challenging New York state's mandate that employer-sponsored healthcare must cover abortions.
Educator Ananthi Jebasingh received the Colson Center’s Wilberforce Award, recognizing the impact she has made over the decades teaching children in India's slums through her Good Samaritan School.
Noa Beer didn't believe in God until she found herself surrounded by Hamas terrorists at the Nova Music Festival massacre, and even though they were looking right at her and firing at her, none of their bullets managed to hit her.
Will Southern Baptists choose "Fox News anger culture" or the Holy Spirit? That’s the sobering choice U.S. Sen. James Lankford, R-Okla., shared with the audience at “Southern Baptists in the Public Square,” an event hosted by The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention.
