Samuel Smith
Samuel Smith serves as Deputy Managing Editor for The Christian Post. He began working for CP in 2014 as a staff reporter. Before joining CP, Smith covered Maryland state politics as well as college and high school athletics for various news outlets. He graduated with a journalism degree from Towson University.
His areas of interest include human rights, politics and sports. Smith also serves on the international missions team of his local church. He lives in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area with his family.
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Suspected Fulani raid Christian school in Nigeria; 4 believers killed in another attack
Suspected Fulani radicals in Nigeria reportedly attacked a Christian school in the Plateau state earlier this month, wounding the headmaster and his three family members two days after radicals killed four Christians in another attack.
GOD TV says Israel gov't wants to shut new Christian channel down, vows to obey regulations
The head of the international Christian television network GOD TV confirmed that Israeli authorities are looking to “shut down” its new Hebrew-language Christian channel after concerns were raised about whether the channel will proselytize to Jews.
MLB prospect says John 16 'flipped switch in his heart' after deaths of wife, baby son
A minor league baseball player whose wife, 14-month-old son and mother-in-law were tragically killed last year, shared how God is comforting him during the hardest experience of his life and how he's overcoming Satan’s attempt to destroy him.
NC pastor arrested, accused of sexually assaulting 2 former youth group members
The senior pastor of a North Carolina church was arrested Thursday after two people alleged that he sexually assaulted them when they were minors at a former church where he worked.
ISIS attacks return in Iraq; Andrew White warns jihadis 'seem more empowered' than before
As Muslims celebrate the Islamic holy month of Ramadan and as governments try to combat the spread of COVID-19, there has been a resurgence of deadly attacks by the Islamic State in Iraq over two years after the group’s territorial defeat.
Nearly 200 pastors sign petition urging Va. Gov. Northam to allow weekly in-person church services
Over 190 pastors in Virginia have signed onto a petition letter calling on the governor to modify two executive orders so churches can gather for in-person worship at least once a week as the coronavirus pandemic continues.
Texas Supreme Court orders release of mom jailed for reopening hair salon to feed family
The Texas Supreme Court has ordered the release of a Dallas hair salon owner, who was sentenced to jail by a judge on Tuesday after she reopened her shop despite the governor’s order shutting down non-essential businesses.
Air Force officer faces backlash for leading worship services from apartment balcony
A leading church-state separation legal group is calling on the commander of a U.S. Army base in Germany to take action against a field-grade Air Force officer who has been leading Christian worship services from the balcony of his military housing apartment.
Kansas City mayor amends rule forcing churches to record names of churchgoers
Kansas City Democrat Mayor Quinton Lucas has amended an executive order that required churches and other non-essential businesses and organizations to record the names of anyone who enters their buildings for 10 minutes or more.
Israel threatens to shut down new evangelical GOD TV channel if it proselytizes
A new evangelical Christian television channel in Israel has been threatened with being shut down if it engages in any type of missionary activity, according to Israeli media reports.