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6th Circuit sides with Christian prof. who refused to call trans student by preferred pronoun
A three-judge federal appeals court panel has ruled in favor of an evangelical professor who was punished by Shawnee State University in Ohio for refusing to address a transgender student by the preferred pronoun.
Palm Sunday suicide bombing injures worshipers at Indonesian cathedral
More than a dozen people were injured when two attackers blew themselves up outside a Catholic church in the Muslim-majority archipelago of Indonesia on Palm Sunday, the first day of the Holy Week.
Judge lifts worship restrictions on DC churches in time for Holy Week services
Churches in Washington, D.C. are allowed to hold in-person services without being limited to 25% capacity or 250 people on the first day of Holy Week on Sunday after a federal judge lifted Washington’s coronavirus restrictions on houses of worship.
‘God’s been preparing us for this’: Pastor, wife awaiting birth of conjoined twins
Just a few weeks from the expected date of delivery, an Alabama pastor and his wife, who is pregnant with conjoined twins who have separate hearts but shared liver, say “God has ... been preparing” them for this.
Investigation finds 'no concrete evidence' Pastor Bryan Loritts covered up abuse at previous church
A global investigating firm has found “no convincing evidence” that Pastor Bryan Loritts, who was recently hired by Pastor J.D. Greear’s church, covered up abuse allegations brought to his attention at a previous church years ago, according to a report released Friday.
Oklahoma pastor’s wife, accomplice arrested for husband’s murder
Days after Oklahoma Pastor David Charles Evans was shot dead inside his home, police arrested his wife and the suspected shooter.
Another porn giant faces class action lawsuit for hosting child sex trafficking videos
Another leading online pornography company is facing the possibility of a class action lawsuit alleging that it profits from child sexual abuse material and sex trafficking.
DHS chief says US-Mexico border is ‘closed'; over 15K unaccompanied minors in US custody
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on Sunday said the United States southern border is closed to migrants — a claim refuted by a Republican senator — as there are said to be at least 15,500 unaccompanied migrant minors housed in U.S. custody.
Atlanta gunman's church revokes his membership, calls spa shootings ‘rebellion' against God
The 21-year-old man accused of killing eight people, mostly women of Asian descent, at three Atlanta massage parlors last week has been removed from the membership of his church as the congregation’s leaders say they “can no longer affirm that he is truly a regenerate believer in Jesus Christ.”
Pakistani Christian man sentenced to death for blasphemy against Islam
A Pakistani court has sentenced a Christian man to death for sending “blasphemous” text messages to Muslim clerics, according to a report.