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Court Interested in Dispute Over Michigan 1931 Abortion Ban
The Michigan Court of Appeals opened the door Wednesday to abortion opponents who are trying to overturn a recent decision that suspended the state's long-dormant ban on the procedure.
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Pastors Gather To Respond, Recount Minutes Before, After School Shooting
The shooting is the third deadliest on a school campus in the nation’s history, behind 33 killed at Virginia Tech University in 2007 and the 28 deaths at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Conn., in 2012.
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SBC Executive Committee Sets up Hotline for Abuse Claims
A hotline has been established to allow those affected by sexual abuse within Southern Baptist churches.
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Church Was Built on ‘Lies, Deceit, Abuse, Rape, and Fear’: Another Woman Comes Forward Against John Lowe’s Son
Jessi Kline posted a statement on Facebook claiming that one of John Lowe II’s relatives, Jeremy, raped her when he babysat for her and her brother when they were “young, prepubescent children.”
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‘This Is Horrific’—Church Leaders Express Heartbreak Over School Massacre in Texas
In the aftermath of the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, pastors and faith leaders are lamenting the loss of life. Some are calling for action and change, saying “thoughts and prayers” alone won’t prevent future gun-related tragedies.
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Josh Duggar Sentenced to Over 12 Years in Prison After One of His Charges Was Dropped
Josh Duggar was sentenced to over 12 years in prison on Wednesday, May 25. The Sun reports Duggar had no reaction when the sentence was announced.
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Former EC Chairman Mike Stone Accused of Intimidating Sexual Misconduct Witnesses, Report Reveals
Georgia pastor and former SBC Executive Committee chairman Mike Stone has been accused of helping cover up the misconduct of another Georgia pastor. Stone denies the allegations.
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Vatican Legal Expert Says the Vatican ‘Is Learning’ When It Comes to Penal Trials
It is as complex a legal case as the Vatican court system has ever prosecuted, with 10 lay and religious individuals on trial, including, for the first time in history, a cardinal of the church.