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5 things to know after the storming of a Minnesota church by Anti-ICE activists
After activists disrupted a church service in St. Paul, Minnesota, on Sunday over allegations that one of its pastors serves as a federal immigration enforcement agent, the U.S. Department of Justice vowed to investigate potential federal crimes that occurred that day, including potential violations of the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act. Here are five things to know about the anti-ICE protest at Cities Church and the fallout.
Virginia voters to decide constitutional amendment establishing a right to 'unlimited' abortion
The Democrat-controlled Virginia General Assembly has approved a constitutional amendment that would enshrine the right to abortion into the state constitution, which Catholic bishops say will "enshrine virtually unlimited abortion at any stage of pregnancy," paving the way for voters to decide the matter in the fall.
Understanding Venezuela, Maduro and Trump's big move: Inside the history of US-led regime changes
In this episode of "The Inside Story," Billy Hallowell is joined by Michael Gryboski to unpack the explosive U.S. operation targeting former Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro and the global controversy surrounding it.
'Shameful': Pastors, Christian leaders react to activists storming So. Baptist church in Minnesota
Pastors and other ministry leaders have roundly condemned a group of activists in Minnesota who disrupted a Sunday service at a Southern Baptist church in St. Paul, where a local official with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement allegedly serves as a pastor.
Do you know these 11 facts about Noah’s Ark?
The story of Noah’s Ark is one of the most well-known Bible stories and has been retold in songs, children’s storybooks, cartoons and films.
Syria ceasefire raises hopes for stability but concerns for Christians, minorities remain
Syria has announced an immediate nationwide ceasefire with the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), ending nearly two weeks of clashes, even as Christians and other minorities remain concerned that the agreement does little to ease fears of continued persecution and instability.
DHS unveils new policy to help pastors amid religious worker visa backlog
The Trump administration has implemented a new policy designed to address the plight of foreign religious workers forced to return home after their temporary visas expire amid a backlog in applications for such workers to apply for permanent residency in the United States.
Most Americans approve of Supreme Court decisions on parental rights, religious liberty
A new report reveals that most Americans support a recent United States Supreme Court decision allowing religious parents to opt their children out of LGBT-related curriculum as support for religious freedom as a whole reaches a record high.
NY Gov. Kathy Hochul says ICE is making people afraid to attend church in MLK Day speech
Democratic New York Gov. Kathy Hochul criticized the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Sunday during a worship service honoring the life of slain American civil rights activist and Baptist Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., claiming the agency is making people afraid to go to church.
James Talarico says 'America isn't a Christian nation,' but admits founding documents 'profoundly Christian'
A Texas state lawmaker and U.S. Senate hopeful says, despite the nation's founding documents being based on the “radical teachings of Jesus,” the United States is “not a Christian nation.”
After years of chronic illness, Trip Lee releases worship music that makes room for lament (exclusive)
Pastor and artist Trip Lee shares how a keen understanding of lament and physical struggles influenced his latest project, a worship album titled " For Your Glory."
NYC police increasing presence at churches after violent disruption, feces vandalism
New York City will increase police presence at Staten Island houses of worship in response to a recent series of criminal disruptions and other acts of vandalism at local churches.
New Wonder Project drama ‘It’s Not Like That’ shows faith doesn’t erase grief, even for pastors
“It’s Not Like That,” a new drama debuting Jan. 25 on Prime Video’s faith-based Wonder Project subscription, centers on an idea not often emphasized in Christian storytelling: that faith does not eliminate grief, and that it is OK for believers — even pastors — to admit when they are not OK.
Baku’s release of Armenian prisoners framed as progress in peace talks
Azerbaijan has released four Armenian prisoners in a development that officials in Yerevan described as a significant step in peace efforts between the two countries. The men were handed over at the Khakari Bridge and are now in Armenian territory, though some groups called it an “incomplete exchange.”
In blue state Colorado, the Church is uniting behind these ballot initiatives
Are Christians very superstitious?
MLK Day and the March for Life: One cause, one dignity
How Martin Luther King Jr. Day became a federal holiday
Here are some of the steps that led to the creation of the federal Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, as well as some of the resistance to the effort.
Trans Sports Ad, GOP Calls to Restrict Abortion Drugs, CA Governor Race Heats Up
Court case may decide fate of religious symbols in public buildings
The European Court of Human Rights is reviewing a case that could determine whether religious symbols may be displayed in courtrooms and other public buildings. The case arises from complaints by Greek atheists who say the presence of Christian icons violated their right to a fair trial and religious freedom.
Anti-Christian Horror Rages: The Most Dangerous Nations to Be a Christian
This week in Christian history: Spain dissolves Jesuit order; Richard Harvey Cain dies
Events from this week in Christian history include the death of Richard Harvey Cain, Spain dissolving the Jesuit order, and John Bunyan being appointed as a pastor.
How do you grow as a Christian in a post-Christian age?
Silence in the pulpit and the pew
Putin’s attempt to murder 20 Evangelical pastors backfired
More Protestant churches closing than opening in America as older congregations struggle: study
More Protestant churches are being closed in America than are being planted, and older congregations appear to be bearing the brunt of the contraction, according to data from a new Lifeway Research study.
Missing Christian girl forcefully held by Islamic police force in Nigeria
A Muslim police force in Nigeria is holding a 15-year-old Christian girl who has been missing since Dec. 1. Her family fears she'll be forcefully converted to Islam.
Trump's week in review: Announces 'great healthcare plan,' freezes funding to sanctuary cities
This week, which marked the final full week of the first year of President Donald Trump’s second term in office, saw the president vowing to take action on sanctuary cities and healthcare reform as he faced criticism for making an obscene hand gesture in response to a heckler at the Ford factory in Detroit, Michigan. The Trump administration also took action to address concerns about visa backlogs for religious workers.
