A group of Christian leaders have penned a statement requesting that Congress make a path to citizenship for the recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) policy, known as “Dreamers.”
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Christian Leaders Respond to Deadly Las Vegas Shooting
In the wake of this tragedy, Christian leaders have called for prayer, shared their empathy with the victims and their families, and spoken about actions to be taken to prevent such tragedies from occuring again.
Evangelicals Urge Trump to Condemn Alt-Right in Open Letter
A group of evangelical leaders have written an open letter to President Trump, urging him to condemn the racist attitudes of the alt-right.
Christian Community Mourns Death of Apologist Nabeel Qureshi
Nabeel Qureshi, apologist and author of “Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus,” ended his year-long battle with stomach cancer this past weekend. At just 34, he went to be with the Lord on Saturday.
All the President’s Clergymen: A Close Look at Trump’s ‘Unprecedented’ Ties with Evangelicals
Trump’s close ties with this group of conservative Christian religious leaders is, by all accounts, unprecedented.
Evangelical Leaders Urge President Trump to Protect Illegal Immigrant Children
Russell Moore, president of the Southern Baptist Convention’s Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, and other evangelical leaders are asking President Donald Trump to continue the Obama-era DACA program, which protects immigrants who were brought to the United State illegally when they were children.
Complementarian Leaders Endorse Conservative Christian Statement on LGBT Issues
Leading Christian complementarians recently released a new statement that reaffirms traditional marriage and clarifies their stance on LGBT issues.
Christian Leaders Respond to Hurricane Harvey Devastation in Texas
Following the devastation caused by this hurricane, Christian leaders have spoken out, and many have called for prayer.
Should President Trump’s Evangelical Advisors Resign?
People are certainly divided over their support for President Trump. This division is not only seen in the country in general, but even within the Republican party, and also within the Christian community.
More Than 14,000 Clergy Members Condemn White Supremacy
More than 14,000 clergy members, all part of The Clergy Letter Project, have released a statement saying that while some language used by white supremacists may be protected, it isn’t acceptable.
