Adelle M Banks
Adelle M. Banks, production editor and a national reporter, joined RNS in 1995. An award-winning journalist, she previously was the religion reporter at the Orlando Sentinel and a reporter at The Providence Journal and newspapers in the upstate New York communities of Syracuse and Binghamton.
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Christian University in Texas Receives Largest-Ever Gift to a Private HBCU
Huston-Tillotson University, which is affiliated with the United Methodist Church and the United Church of Christ, received its first donation from the Moody Foundation in 1968.
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AME Church Clergy, Staff Near Retirement Fund Payout as Appeal Window Closes
The settlement agreement also calls for the closure of the AME Church’s Department of Retirement Services by July 31, 2028.
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National Baptists Feature First Woman Preacher at Evening Service in Annual Meeting
The Rev. Tracey L. Brown became the first woman ever to preach at a worship service during the annual meeting of the National Baptist Convention.
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American Bible Society Funds AI Assistant, YouTube Shows To Boost Gen Z Bible Use
American Bible Society has issued grants to Christian higher education institutions to encourage innovation in getting young adults interested in Scripture.
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Basketball Shoe With Bible Verse From NBA’s Jonathan Isaac Lands at Museum of the Bible
The pair of shoes, signed by Jonathan Isaac, refer to Proverbs 28:1, which Isaac has turned to in times when he has struggled with anxiety.
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Federal Judge Approves Partial Settlement for Lost AME Church Retirement Funds
African African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church retirement plan participants could recoup more lost funds in further legal proceedings.
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Secular Organizations Ask Federal Agency To Cancel New Religious Expression Guidelines
In an Aug. 8 letter, the Secular Coalition for America and 18 allied organizations urged the U.S. Office of Personnel Management to rescind its new guidelines for religious expression in government workplaces.
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World Vision Wins Sex Discrimination Case in Appeals Court
A federal appellate court ruled in favor of World Vision, a global Christian relief and development organization, last week, saying it was justified in revoking employment of a customer service representative after it learned the candidate was in a same-sex marriage.
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