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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Buttigieg cites Proverbs to shame conservative Christians over minimum wage
Conservative evangelicals have responded after Democrat 2020 presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg used a verse from the Old Testament book of Proverbs during Tuesday night’s Democratic primary debate to shame Christian Republicans who oppose a $15 minimum wage.
Kamala Harris' 'Medicare for All' plan slammed as example of abortion 'extremism'
A leading pro-life advocate is speaking out against the "Medicare for All" plan proposed by Democrat 2020 hopeful Kamala Harris, concerned that it would allow taxpayer funding for abortion.
Founders Ministries expresses 'regret' over divisive film trailer as SBC leaders back out
The head of Founders Ministries has responded to the backlash he received after the organization released a controversial trailer last week for its upcoming documentary that was highly critical of the social justice push within the Southern Baptist Convention and evangelical churches.
Ravi Zacharias shares the 'most important phrase in the Ten Commandments'
Renowned Christian apologist Ravi Zacharias sat down with popular Jewish conservative commentator Ben Shapiro this month to discuss a number of philosophical and theological topics, including what he believes to be the "most important phrase" in the Ten Commandments.
Trump holds meeting with black pastors amid Rep. Cummings, Al Sharpton tirade
President Donald Trump met with a group of predominantly black inner-city pastors at the White House on Monday after a weekend of blasting one of the more prominent African-American members of Congress and the city he represents.
CIY youth conference staffer killed in van crash: 'One of the saddest moments in our history'
A staffer for one of the nation’s leading youth ministry conference organizations died last month when a van carrying five employees of the organization was rear-ended by an 18-wheeler in Kentucky.
Pakistani Christian refugee in hiding over blasphemy charge calls on Trump, UN to help
A Pakistani Christian refugee accused of blasphemy is facing renewed death threats after his location in Thailand was revealed on social media this month. But he and his family continue to face hurdles in their years-long effort for resettlement with no end in sight.
Questions raised as Texas CPS removes 4-y-o from homeschool family
A homeschool family is fighting for the return of their four-year-old son who they say was unfairly removed from their Kemp, Texas home by Texas Child Protective Services late last month on the accusation of medical child abuse.
10 survivors who shared horrors of persecution at State Dept. ministerial
Last week’s State Department ministerial and religious freedom was historic not only in the fact that it’s said to be the largest event of its kind ever held but also united a diverse group of people from across the world who have been persecuted for their various faiths and cultures.
Federal court approves 'compromise' to North Carolina transgender bathroom law
A federal court has approved a settlement to North Carolina’s transgender bathroom law that allows transgender individuals to use public restrooms in accordance with the gender they identify with.