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When a Colorado mother’s 12-year-old came home in tears from what she thought was an art club, she learned how little parents sometimes know about what happens at school. Her story is a warning, and a call for parents to speak up.
A compilation of “inappropriate” Texas school books by a Christian advocacy group cited by Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick includes a book written by famed Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel, with the group's representative warning about the book's depiction of brutality against children.
Mainstream reviews of Russell Brand's new faith-based memoir, titled "How to Become a Christian in 7 Days," have been largely negative, with some accusing the British comedian of writing a rambling and self-absorbed slog that one reviewer called "an offense against God."
Events from this week in Christian history include the first Mother’s Day church service, the burning of Martin Luther’s books in England, and the Wisconsin v. Yoder decision.
A conservative Texas pastor and other activists clashed with officials representing the state’s largest school district over their alleged failure to remove materials from school libraries that some say are not age-appropriate.
The Rutherford County Library System's new director, Luanne James, was fired from her position because she would not remove the 132 books in question to the adult-only section of all the library’s branches.
In his speech at the National Religious Broadcasters 2026 International Christian Media Convention at the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center in Nashville, Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon began by acknowledging that the mission had changed.
