Senator Brian Jones, a Republican in San Diego County, introduced a piece of legislation on Friday that would deem houses of worship essential during a state of emergency.
Senator Brian Jones, a Republican in San Diego County, introduced a piece of legislation on Friday that would deem houses of worship essential during a state of emergency.
Renowned French film-maker, journalist and philosopher Bernard-Henri Levy, has made reports indicating funding from Islamist organizations abroad is behind the radicalization of mosques in Nigeria.
In a recent sermon, Paula White, who served as one of former President Trump's faith advisers, called out Christians who she says mischaracterized her and her ministry while she was working with Trump.
Televangelist Kenneth Copeland said in a Facebook post this week that he does not believe COVID-19 can kill his friend, Pastor Frederick K.C. Price.
A new survey reports that more than a quarter of white evangelical Protestants believe in a QAnon conspiracy theory that purports that former President Donald Trump is secretly battling a cabal of pedophile Democrats. Further, approximately half of white evangelical Protestants express support for the debunked claim that Antifa was responsible for the recent insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.
Alliance Defending Freedom International (ADF) submitted an appeal to the European Court of Human Rights last month contesting a permanent re-entry ban placed on evangelist David Byle by Turkish authorities.
The NBA announced this week that all teams will be required to play the National Anthem before games. This announcement comes after the owner of the Dallas Mavericks had decided to pull the song from their home games.
A Federal Judge, this week, permanently blocked New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's restrictions on in-person gatherings at houses of worship.
One Kentucky church has voted not to resume in-person church services until 70 percent of the people in its city are vaccinated.
An ecumenical group of clergy, theologians, liturgical scholars and public health experts recently released guidelines for safely observing Ash Wednesday, which falls this year on Feb. 17, recommending no indoor meetings, lots of hand sanitizer and, when doling out ashes in a drive-thru, keeping the line moving to avoid traffic jams.
