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Greg Epstein, who became Harvard University's first humanist chaplain in 2005, was unanimously elected to coordinate a 40-member team.

In light of a recent bankruptcy court ruling about the Boy Scouts and sexual abuse claimants, United Methodist leaders are urging their churches to not extend current agreements to sponsor or house local scout troops.

Joel Boyers, who co-owns Helistar Aviation, ended up rescuing 17 people during the Tennessee floods. “I literally prayed just days before this that God would give me some meaning in my life, and then I end up getting this call,” he said.

National Dog Day is a holiday designated to celebrate dogs and encourage adoption. It's a day that has special meaning for one pastor at Unity Presbyterian Church. Like many people of faith, Pastor Petey once was lost but now is found. 

Suicide bombers struck two areas near the airport in Kabul, Afghanistan, killing at least 72 people, including 12 U.S. service members. The attacks came shortly after reports that Christians and other vulnerable populations are being barred from government flights out of the country.

Popular Christian rock band Skillet announced on Tuesday that it won't play venues that mandate concertgoers be vaccinated to attend shows.

Days before revealing the news of her engagement, Olympic gold medalist Sydney McLaughlin opened up about the negativity and criticism she’s faced, despite her success on the track, and how God has used those challenges in her life.

When they took over Afghanistan on Aug. 15, the Taliban declared that they were not the hardcore Taliban that ruled before, but a more accommodating “Taliban lite” when asked about Afghan women’s rights.