Church leaders in Minnesota are claiming that the 10-person limited placed on church services is "unfair," and despite restrictions, plan to reopen their doors by May 26.
Church leaders in Minnesota are claiming that the 10-person limited placed on church services is "unfair," and despite restrictions, plan to reopen their doors by May 26.
The French Council of State ruled this week that a ban on religious gatherings is unlawful.
Following the swearing-in of Israel's emergency government over the weekend, the Vatican issued a statement reinforcing its support for a two-state solution.
Twelve Christians were killed and one kidnapped in an attack by Muslim Fulani herdsmen in the Benue state.
On Monday, President Trump issued a warning to the World Health Organization. If the organization does not commit to making improvements, Trump says the U.S. will permanently pull funding.
A pastor is Cameroon recently passed away from COVID-19 after claiming that he could heal his parishioners by praying over them.
After an unprecedented number of elections, Israel has finally sworn in a new government.
A pastor and seven others have been arrested while trying to distribute relief aid. They are being accused of holding a church service amid the coronavirus pandemic.
On Sunday (May 17), in honor of a young black jogger who was recently killed in Georgia, Rev. Otis Moss III premiered his latest fusion of faith and film, a film called The Cross and the Lynching Tree: A Requiem for Ahmaud Arbery. The film's goal: educate people of faith, African American parents and clergy.
American Idol's newest winner is the same contestant who prayed with the judges during her audition. Known as "Just Sam," the singer performed "You Say" with Lauren Daigle and "Rise Up" by Andra Day to win the "Idol" title.
