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GOP congressman enters NY gubernatorial race amid 'long line' of Cuomo scandals, 'lies'
GOP Rep. Lee Zeldin announced his candidacy for governor of New York for 2022 on Thursday morning in the wake of Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s scandals, cover-ups and mishandling of the pandemic.
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Over 7 Million in East Africa on brink of starvation amid pandemic, violence and infestation
Over 7 million people across six East African countries are at the cusp of starvation as communities have faced existential threats from violence, flooding, the pandemic and locust infestation, the evangelical humanitarian organization World Vision has warned.
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Prince Philip ‘persuaded’ Queen Elizabeth to talk about her Christian faith in public broadcasts
Britain’s Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh who died on Friday at the age of 99, "persuaded" Queen Elizabeth II, his wife, to talk more about her Christian faith ahead of her Christmas broadcast in 2000, a church leader close to the Duke revealed in a media interview.
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Pro-life Democrats rally to nationwide to save Hyde Amendment: 'The time to push back is now'
A group of pro-life Democrats and other pro-life activists gathered on Capitol Hill and across the country Saturday to oppose the exclusion of a long-standing ban on federal tax dollars being used to fund most abortions in a recently passed spending bill.
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Joy Comes in The Morning: The JOY Collection
Over the past year, the words “unprecedented times” and “loneliness” have been spoken and written a countless number of ...
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Nick Cannon releases Gospel single ‘No Weapon’ with Kierra Sheard-Kelly after troubling year
Actor and rapper Nick Cannon took a departure from his mainstream image to release his own rendition of the Christian classic "No Weapon," featuring gospel singer Kierra Sheard-Kelly.
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Contributors defend devotional book asking God for help to 'hate white people'
Contributors to a devotional book featuring a prayer that asks God for help to "hate white people" have come to the author's defense, saying people are missing the full context of the piece.
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This week in Christian history: Japanese Pearl Harbor pilot accepts Christ; John Hagee born
This week marks the anniversaries of notable events that happened in Christian history. They include the birth of a well-known author and megachurch pastor, the conversion to Christianity of the Japanese fighter pilot who led the Pearl Harbor attack and the death of an influential Mexican nun.
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2 Pakistani Christian nurses charged with blasphemy, could face life in prison
Police in Pakistan’s Punjab province arrested two Christian nurses on blasphemy charges after hospital staff accused them of scratching a sticker with a verse from the Quran written on it off a cupboard. One of the nurses was allegedly attacked with a knife by a colleague.
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Supreme Court orders California to lift restrictions on at-home worship gatherings
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday issued an order blocking California from enforcing restrictions on in-home religious gatherings, including prayer meetings and Bible studies.
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Trump blasts Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson for vetoing bill banning 'chemical castration of children'
Former President Donald Trump rebuked Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson for vetoing a bill banning the "chemical castration of children" in his state.
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Sight & Sound Theatres to premiere 'DAVID' based on life of legendary king
Sight & Sound Theatres has announced when tickets will go on sale for its new original stage production, "DAVID."
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