Wall Street Protest Stirs Christian Controversy
Beyond the protests on Wall Street, there is a battle brewing between the religious left and the religious right.
No Clergy or Prayers at New York’s 9/11 Memorial?
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s office has announced that the principle ceremony marking the 9/11 terrorist attacks will exclude clergy and formal prayers.
Diverse Earthquakes Pump End-Time Discussions
A rash of earthquakes in diverse places has some believers looking for their redemption to draw
nigh while others are scoffing.
Asbury Seminary Receives $13 Million Donation to Fund Housing Complex
WILMORE, KY – Asbury Theological Seminary has announced that it will be undergoing additional construction of 50 new family housing units in the North Phase of the Ellsworth and Janet Kalas Family housing complex, also know as Kalas Village, thanks to the generous donation of $13 million provided by the Bill and Carol Latimer Foundation.
Court Rules in Favor of Arizona Church
A church in Yuma, Ariz., faced unfair treatment when it was left paying the mortgage on a building the city would not allow it to occupy.
Human Sex Trafficking Law in Georgia is Among Toughest in Nation
Georgia has passed one of the nation’s toughest laws on human sex trafficking, giving victims advocates greater hope that other states will follow suit.
