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Virginia Teen Killed, 3 Others Injured in Fiery Car Crash While Returning From Church

A teenage girl died and three other teens were seriously injured in a fiery two-car collision in Burke, Virginia, on Tuesday (July 18) while returning from an evening prayer service at church.

77 Faith Groups Get Total of $92 Million for Innovative Faith Programs for Children

‘Whether it's fragmentation, technological advances or spirituality, we need to refresh the traditional approaches to our faith,’ said one grant recipient.

Pioneering Christian Broadcaster Stuart Epperson Dies

Epperson and his brother-in-law, Edward Atsinger, built Salem into a radio powerhouse that became a key communication channel for the religious right and a mainstay of the Republican Party.

Greg Locke Apologizes to Benny Hinn for Years of Character Assassinations and Hatred

Last week (July 13), Benny Hinn Ministries posted a video on Facebook of Hinn interviewing controversial pastor Greg Locke. The post soon went viral, racking up over 155,000 views.

‘Sound of Freedom’ Not Impacted by Actors Strike, Says Jim Caviezel

“Sound of Freedom” is not impacted by the current actors strike, says the movie’s star, Jim Caviezel, because the actors union previously wanted nothing to do with the film.

‘Genesis II Church’ Leaders Who Allegedly Sold Bleach Solution as COVID-19 Cure Begin Trial

Leaders of the online Genesis II Church of Health and Healing have been brought to trial for allegedly selling a bleach solution as a miracle cure for COVID-19.

Jesse Jackson Transfers Presidency of Rainbow PUSH Coalition to Frederick Haynes III

The Rev. Jesse Jackson has transferred the presidency of his Rainbow PUSH Coalition to the Rev. Frederick D. Haynes III, another Black church leader long devoted to civil rights and social activism.

The King’s College Makes Deep Cuts to Faculty, Cancels Fall Classes

The last remaining evangelical Christian college in New York City, The King’s College, announced Monday in an email that the school, which has faced dire financial challenges, would not offer classes in the fall.