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Christian Teacher in Ireland Willing To Remain in Jail ‘For the Next 100 Years’ Before Using Student’s Preferred Pronouns

A Christian teacher in Ireland has been put in prison for refusing to obey a court injunction preventing him from appearing at his secondary school pending the conclusion of a disciplinary process. Enoch Burke was put on paid leave over his refusal to use a transgender student’s preferred pronouns. 

NC Pastor Under Fire After Preaching That Man Buns ‘Ain’t God’

A North Carolina pastor has been the subject of online criticism for his remarks about men who grow their hair long.

Memphis Church Mourns Murdered Jogger Eliza Fletcher, Who Had a ‘Zest for Life’

The Memphis, Tennessee, community is mourning the death of 34-year-old Eliza Fletcher, a jogger who was kidnapped last Friday (September 2) and allegedly murdered. After an intensive search, her body was found Monday, and a suspect is now in custody.

Recovery Efforts Underway in Flood-Stricken Areas of Georgia, Mississippi

Floods affecting the water system of this northwest Georgia town and Baptists’ response mirrors a similar effort taking place in Jackson, Miss.

Forgiveness ‘Through Tears’: Widow of Christian Slain in Libya Shares Struggle

Ronnie and Anita Smith had the blessing of Austin Stone Community Church in Austin, Texas, when they embarked on a mission to spread agape love in Benghazi amid rising terrorism from Islamic extremists.

In ‘Learning Our Names,’ Asian American Christian Authors Reclaim Their Stories

Sabrina S. Chan, Linson Daniel, E. David de Leon and La Thao are Asian American Christians who wrote “Learning Our Names,” a new book from InterVarsity Press. For these authors, recovering their names has been a way to embrace their Asian American stories and their identities as children of God.

Nation’s Oldest Jewish University Fighting for Religious Liberty

The Southern Baptist Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission has joined a diverse religious coalition in urging the U.S. Supreme Court to protect the right of the country’s oldest Jewish university to act according to its beliefs.

In New Interview, Pope Francis Says Trips to Moscow and Kyiv Are ‘Up in the Air’

In an interview, Francis spoke about the ongoing war in Ukraine, clergy sex abuse and the role of women in the Catholic Church — but stayed vague on whether his pontificate, ailed by knee pain, will continue.