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Former NBA Player Stan McKenzie, Husband of First Woman AME Church Bishop, Dead at 76

Stan McKenzie, the first male episcopal supervisor of missionary work in the African Methodist Episcopal Church and the husband of Bishop Vashti Murphy McKenzie, has died.

Milwaukee Bucks Stars Give Credit to God for Blessings Beyond Basketball

As the Milwaukee Bucks and their fans celebrate the team’s first championship in 50 years, two stars are making headlines for discussing their faith.

World Relief Announces Myal Greene As New Head Amid ‘The Most Significant Crisis of Our Lives’

World Relief announced Tuesday (July 20) that longtime staff member Myal Greene will become the next president and CEO of the evangelical Christian humanitarian organization.

Lawsuit Accuses Liberty University of ‘Enabling On-Campus Rapes’

A new lawsuit against Liberty University claims the Lynchburg, Virginia-based evangelical Christian school has “intentionally created a campus environment” that makes sexual assaults and rapes more likely to occur.

UPDATE: Apology to Franklin Graham Could Be ‘Turning Point’ for Religious Freedom in UK

Franklin Graham has received an apology from Blackpool Council and Blackpool Transport regarding a joint decision the two entities made three years ago to ban ads for an upcoming crusade in Blackpool, England.

Beth Moore: SBC Seminary Presidents Made CRT ‘Witch-Hunt’ Unavoidable

Christian author and teacher Beth Moore says there is a “witch-hunt” going on in churches and Christian organizations that is targeting people who support critical race theory.

Global Interfaith Prayer Service Advocates for Vaccine Equity

Faith leaders from across the globe and from numerous faith traditions gathered together on Tuesday (July 20) on the National Mall in Washington to urge President Joe Biden to share COVID-19 vaccine stockpiles.

Ben & Jerry’s Threatened Ban in West Bank Creates Ripples Beyond Ice Cream Stores

Ben & Jerry’s announcement that it will ban the sale of its ice cream in what it calls the “occupied Palestinian territories” beginning in 2023 could have wide-reaching legal and political ramifications, Middle East observers say.