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‘Satan’s Controlling the Church’: Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Targets Catholic Leadership

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, the controversial Georgia Republican whose ability to run for re-election is being challenged, angered a prominent Catholic group this week by accusing church leaders of being in league with the devil.

Barna Research: Stress, Loneliness, and Politics Named as Top Reasons for Pastor Burnout

Barna Group released their latest survey on pastor burnout, finding that the number of pastors who are “seriously considering” leaving full-time ministry sits at 42%.

Former Vineyard Anaheim Becomes the Dwelling Place

The church once led by John Wimber has a new name, a legal change required by its departure from the Vineyard.

Half of Churches Say Sunday School, Other Education Programs Disrupted by Pandemic

Overall, evangelical churches reported experiencing the least disruption to their educational programs, while mainline churches reported the most, followed by Catholic and Orthodox congregations.

Southern Baptists May Cheer DeSantis’ War on Disney but Don’t Expect a Boycott

Younger Southern Baptist pastors, while holding the same traditional positions on gender roles, are not as eager to jump headlong into the culture wars.

Survivors Unite To Deliver Message on Holocaust Remembrance

Holocaust survivors across the world have united to deliver a message on the dangers of unchecked hate and the importance of remembrance at a time of rising global antisemitism.

Comforted by Jesus, Would-Be Human Trafficking Victim Tells Story

The image of Jesus on the cross, and His work of salvation there, helped Sarah Taylor learn to forgive her attacker.

‘Our Husbands’ Shoes Are Way Too Big for Us’—Ladies Bible Study Post Goes Viral

A post that has gone viral on Twitter shows attendees at a ladies Bible study trying on their husbands’ shoes. The goal of exercise was for the women to learn not to take on their husbands’ role and responsibilities, which according to the post, are more burdensome than their wives.’