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Christians in Science Perceived As Less Competent By Non-Religious People: Study

A study has revealed that nonreligious people are likely to be biased against Christians who work in scientific fields, believing them to be less competent due to perceived incompatibility between science and faith. 

‘He Gets Us’ Organizers Hope to Spend $1 Billion To Promote Jesus. Will Anyone Care?

For 10 months, “He Gets Us” ads have shown up on billboards, YouTube, and television — most recently during NFL playoff games — across the country, all spreading the message that Jesus understands the human condition.

New Technology Allows Holocaust Survivors To Tell Their Stories for All Time

The technology is providing a way for future generations to interact with a hologram-style likenesses of Holocaust survivors.

In South Dakota, a Good Road Leads Others to Taste and See

For many residents on the Pine Ridge Reservation, it is also the resource for better eyesight, dental care and camp activities for children where they learn about Jesus.

Pastors Enter Public Service to ‘Be a Light in Our Community’

Both Evans and Henderson are full time pastors who concurrently serve in elected office in the public square. Both see their pastorates and their elected governmental posts as godly callings.

Mark Driscoll Says Christians Can’t Attend Same-Sex Weddings, Comparing Them to Strip Clubs, ‘Drug Dens’

Controversial pastor Mark Driscoll addressed whether a Christian can attended a gay wedding in a new Instagram video, comparing doing so to going to a "strip club" or "drug den."

‘I Had a Dream About God’—Dolly Parton Releases New Song on Her Birthday

Dolly Parton released a new song last week that she says is based on a dream she had about God. The country music legend dropped the single on Jan. 19, which was her birthday, saying she wanted to give and not receive on her special day.

Kamala Harris Omits ‘Life’ and ‘Creator’ From Declaration of Independence During Abortion Speech

During a speech marking the 50th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris left out the words “life” and “Creator” from the Declaration of Independence. The vice president's Sunday address sparked backlash, even from some progressives.

‘Jesus Loves Me’ Mask Now Allowed in Mississippi School District Following Legal Battle

The school district reversed its policy on face masks after a legal dispute with third grader Lydia Booth, who was prohibited from wearing a "Jesus Loves Me" mask when schools reopened following pandemic shutdowns.

In ‘Quieter Culture,’ Ministry After Lunar New Year Massacre Family-Focused

A mass shooter’s choice of Lunar New Year’s Eve to kill 11 and injure nine others is a wound particularly painful for East Asian communities, including Christians and nonbelievers, Chayasirisobhon told Baptist Press after the tragedy.

‘Pest Pastor’ Makes Home Connections

“Jay and Ronda are a model for future church planters concerning how to plant a church in a sustainable way in an underserved community.”

Pope Francis Moves Ahead With Delayed Africa Visit Despite Violence in Congo

Embarking next week on his 40th apostolic visit abroad, Pope Francis hopes to bring “a word of peace” and consolation during his long-awaited visit to Congo and South Sudan, Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni said.

Twitter Reinstated White Nationalist Nick Fuentes. He Lasted 24 Hours.

In his brief Twitter comeback tour, Fuentes spouted late-night obscenities and conspiratorial, antisemitic musings.

National Prayer Breakfast Breaks From ‘The Family’ With New Organization

Critics are questioning whether the change is a full departure from the past or merely cosmetic.

Jim Breuer Criticized for Joking About Damar Hamlin at ‘ReAwaken America Tour’ Hosted at Greg Locke’s Church

“Saturday Night Live” alum Jim Breuer is taking heat for his comedy routine during a ReAwaken America Tour event that took place this past weekend at Greg Locke‘s church in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee.

5 Young People Killed in Crash While Returning From Bible College Visit

The close-knit community of Sherwood, Arkansas, is mourning the loss of five young people who were fatally injured in a multi-car collision while on their way back from a visit to a Bible college in Wyoming. 

A New England Pastor’s Dying Wish Results in Growing Congregation

The revitalization story of First Baptist Church features a pastor’s dying wish, a merger with a church plant and the church’s first VBS in more than 30 years.

Lifeway Research: US Hispanic Protestant Landscape Full of Growing, Vibrant Churches

U.S. Protestant Hispanic churches are finding success in building community within their congregations and reaching those outside their walls.

Terrorists Kill, Kidnap Christians in Northern and Southern Nigeria

Five Christians were killed on Jan. 17 in northern Nigeria’s Kaduna state, while a church leader in the southeastern state of Enugu said Christians there were “under siege.”

How Southern California Helped Birth White Christian Nationalism

Part memoir, part history of Southern California’s formative role in the rise of the religious right, Bradley Onishi's new book traces his growing estrangement from the faith he once zealously championed.

Rebecca McLaughlin on Whether Christians Can Agree To Disagree About Same-Sex...

Dr. Rebecca McLaughlin joins “The Stetzer ChurchLeaders Podcast” to talk about how church leaders can respond to common arguments that use the Bible to affirm same-sex relationships, the “why” behind God’s design for marriage, and the “beautiful and glorious vision” Christianity has for friendship.

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