Singer Found Guilty of Copying Christian Rap Song
A jury found that prominent singer Katy Perry improperly copied a Christian rap song by Marcus Gray, known by his stage name Flame.
Evangelical Denomination Expels Entire Congregation Over LGBT Inclusion
For the first time in its 134-year history, the Evangelical Covenant Church has voted to remove a congregation from its roster over its position on LGBTQ inclusion.
ORU Pays $300,000 to Settle Recruitment Allegations Lawsuit
Oral Roberts University (ORU) settled a lawsuit that alleged the university paid incentives to recruit online students.
Government to Launch Massive Investigation Into Facebook, Google
Tech giants like Facebook, Google, Amazon and Apple are at the center of a big investigation by the US government.
Netflix Loses $41,800 After Threatening to Leave Georgia Over Pro-Life Legislation
Has a mass exodus of Netflix, Hulu and Disney Plus already begun? The reaction to a new petition would certainly make it appear that way.
Franklin Graham, Major Christian Leaders Issue Urgent Call to Prayer After 12 Killed in Virginia Shooting
Franklin Graham and other major Christian leaders issued an urgent call to prayer after a gunman killed 12 people in Virginia Beach.
1800’s Stereographs Reveal Early U.S. Christian Life in 3-D
Over a century ago, 3-D photographs, known as stereographs, were as popular as the internet and smart phones of today.
Megachurch Pastor Caught in Alleged Ponzi Scheme
The pastor of a megachurch in West Palm Beach, Fla., is refusing to hand over $1.7 million despite claims by federal prosecutors that the funds belong to people caught up in a $30 million Ponzi scheme run by a former church director.
Pastors, Politicians Address America for the National Day of Prayer
Internationally renowned faith leaders will address the United States for the National Day of Prayer on Thursday, May 2, in a tradition that began nearly 250 years ago.
