Christian News

University of Idaho Settles Christian Students’ Free Speech Lawsuit

The University of Idaho will pay $90,000 to settle a lawsuit from members of a Christian law students' organization who claimed their freedom of speech was violated when the school’s civil rights investigation office issued no-contact orders against them.

Pennsylvania Panel Updates Anti-Discrimination Regulations

A state panel narrowly approved new definitions of sex, religious creed and race in Pennsylvania's anti-discrimination regulations.

Ministry Helps Parents of Prodigals ‘Realize They’re Not Alone’

Prodigal Child Ministries provides biblical and secular support and resources for the parents of struggling teens and young adults in crisis, in order to give them hope and a future.

‘Silence Is Golden’: Vatican Archivist Defends Pope Pius XII’s Response to the Holocaust

For decades, historians have argued over the role played by the Vatican and Pope Pius XII in the persecution of Jews during the German Third Reich and the Second World War.

Kirk Cameron’s Children’s Book Rejected From Story Hour in Over 50 Public Libraries

Following the rejection of his book from public library story hours, Cameron urged parents not to "go home with our tail between our legs, crying in our Chick-fil-A soup, waiting for the rapture."

‘My Generation Did the Younger Generation(s) A Disservice’—Beth Moore Reflects on ‘Christian Celebrity Culture’

In a Twitter thread, Bible teacher and bestselling author Beth Moore shared words of encouragement with younger generations of Christian authors and church workers.

Restaurant Staff Refuses To Serve Christian Nonprofit Over Views on Abortion, Marriage

The Family Foundation, a nonprofit promoting the family "as God’s foundation upon which all free and thriving societies are built,” was denied service at a Richmond restaurant on the basis of their beliefs.

Friction Over LGBTQ Issues Worsens in Global Anglican Church

The divisions in the global Anglican Church widened this year as conservative bishops affirmed their opposition to LGBTQ inclusion and demanded “repentance” by provinces with inclusive policies.