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The leader of Anglican churches in South Africa thanked the American head of the Episcopal Church for refusing to resettle white Afrikaners in the United States who have been deemed refugees by President Donald Trump’s administration.

In recent years, many U.S. seminaries have faced existential threats fueled by the COVID-19 pandemic and a changing religious landscape.

Millions of Americans have taken up pickleball, touting its health and social benefits. A growing number of churches want to tap into those benefits—with a side of spirituality.

Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho, led by controversial Pastor Doug Wilson, is planting a church in Washington, D.C., that is set to launch July 13. Wilson announced the church plant in a May 12 blog post titled, “A Mission to Babylon.”

Last month, fellow NBA players anonymously voted Tyrese Haliburton “most overrated.” Since then, the Indiana Pacers point guard has been proving them wrong.

On Thursday, May 15, investigative reporter Julie Roys of The Roys Report revealed that Dr. Josh Buice used an anonymous email account to send her outlet allegations against Voddie Baucham and Tom Ascol.

The Rev. Calvin Robinson, a priest and British transplant living in Grand Rapids, Michigan, whose Nazi-like salute cost him his license in January, is once again unable to serve as priest after an Anglican bishop granted, then rescinded, Robinson a temporary license.

Most people who are not attempting to date right now don’t understand just how demoralizing online dating can be. This article comes from a desire to help church leaders understand a little better just how difficult it is for singles to find a life partner, especially if those singles are older.