A secularist group has claimed victory in its lawsuit against a Michigan country club for canceling an event that would have featured atheist advocate Richard Dawkins as the speaker.
A Christian church and a Jewish hospital in Israel have united to help provide medical care to severely ill, undiagnosed babies and children from war-torn Gaza and the West Bank.
Theologian Robert Smith Jr. urged students at Liberty University last week to be in the world but not of the world, charging them with following a calling, not a job.
A Texas bill has been proposed that would allow doctors the right to impose Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) orders on patients, in some cases, regardless of the expressed wishes of the patient or his/her surrogates, thus possibly resulting in involuntary death.
The Arkansas public school district may be able to teach Bible elective courses if the new bill passes Arkansas State Education Committee approval. Arkansas State Representative Danny Altus has proposed a new bill that would allow the teaching of elective courses for academic study purposes.
Three people are dead and two officers are injured after a shooting in the lobby of the New Castle County Court of Common Pleas in Delaware.
Travecca Nazarene University is launching The National Praise and Worship Institute (NPWI) for worship leaders to develop their musical gifting in Nashville, Tenn. Known as 'Music City,' Nashville is home to professional and amateur musicians and singers of many genres, including Christian, Gospel and Inspirational.
A local Salvation Army, one of the largest charities in the U.S., is helping people with a 'hand up' rather than a 'hand out' (as it's popularly known for, with its disaster relief efforts) by helping people secure employment in a tough job market.
