Church member giving as a percent of income was down again in 2020, according empty tomb’s new edition, The State of Church Giving through 2020. What’s needed to reverse the trend is summed up in the subtitle: A Theology for an Age of Affluence.
Texas lawmakers passed unprecedented legislation last week that will allow public schools across Texas to hire paid or volunteer chaplains to complement school counselors in providing “support, services, and programs for students.”
After years of judicial activists eradicating religious monuments and expressions of faith on public property because of the “Lemon Test,” major victories at the U.S. Supreme Court last year that led to the overturning of the legal test have changed the landscape in America.
“Who Do You Say I Am?” is set to make its world premiere at Inspiration Studios in West Allis, WI on February 21 and February 22, 2023.
With a new Republican majority, the U.S House of Representatives passed pro-life measures on Wednesday, including one aimed at protecting babies who survive an abortion and one condemning violence against pro-life charities and churches.
The Idaho Supreme Court ruled last week that the state Constitution does not provide a fundamental right to abortion.
