Anugrah Kumar
Latest
Presbyterian pastor accused of covering up abuse of 15 kids placed on leave by denomination
The Reformed Presbyterian Church has placed an Indiana pastor on leave as it investigates accusations of covering up sexual abuse involving minors in his congregation.
Jerusalem church leader: Israeli radicals threatening Christian presence in Old City
Weeks after a group of church leaders in Jerusalem called for a special cultural heritage zone for Christians in Jerusalem, the Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Jerusalem said Israeli radical fringe groups are seeking to drive the Christian community out of the city.
California shuts down church preschool for not enforcing mask mandate
Pastors, politicians and families gathered outside a church preschool in San Diego County to protest against California shutting down the school for violating the state’s COVID-19 mask mandate. The church claims it’s being targeted by regulators.
Mother Teresa's charity no longer banned from receiving foreign donations in India
India’s government has restored the license of Mother Teresa’s charity to receive and spend overseas funds for its work in the country less than two weeks after blocking the Catholic group from receiving foreign donations. Licenses of many other Christian groups remain revoked.
UK girls' school association bans trans-identified biological boys from enrollment
An association of 25 girls’ schools in England and Wales has adopted a new policy to maintain the institutions' single-sex status by refusing admissions to trans-identified biological male students.
Jana Duggar pleads guilty to child endangerment charge, settles outside of court
Former reality TV star Jana Duggar, who was charged with a misdemeanor count of endangering the welfare of a child last September, has pleaded guilty and settled outside of court.
3 men sentenced to life in prison for Ahmaud Arbery murder: 'All praise to God'
The three white men convicted of killing 25-year-old unarmed African American Ahmaud Arbery in Georgia have been sentenced to life in prison.
'Bodies burned beyond recognition': Al-Shabaab militants torture, behead Christians in Kenya; at least 6 killed
Suspected al-Shabaab militants tortured and killed at least six Christians, five of whom were reportedly beheaded, in a terror attack on a village in Kenya’s coastal Lamu region that borders Somalia Monday morning, according to reports.
Fauci says it’s 'safe enough' to reopen schools as teachers unions demand remote learning amid omicron
Dr. Anthony Fauci says it’s “safe enough” for kids to return to school after the holiday break although the omicron variant of the coronavirus is infecting Americans at an “unprecedented” rate.
China threatens Walmart, Sam's Club against banning products in response to Uyghur labor camps, genocide
China’s anti-corruption watchdog has threatened Walmart Inc. with a consumer boycott, accusing the U.S. retail giant of “stupidity and shorted-sightedness” over its removal of Xinjiang-sourced products from its Sam's Club online app in response to the forced labor of religious minorities and the genocide of Uyghur Muslims.