A federal court heard an appeal Thursday in a case involving an atheist group that wants congressional invocations opened up to those who don’t believe in God.
A federal court heard an appeal Thursday in a case involving an atheist group that wants congressional invocations opened up to those who don’t believe in God.
Over the weekend it was announced that American author, scholar and pastor Eugene Peterson, 85, had entered hospice care.
Hurricane Michael is expected to make landfall along the Florida Panhandle Gulf Coast on Wednesday.
Pastor John Piper was recently asked on his podcast, Ask Pastor John, about whether or not all people should lift their hands during worship.
On Saturday night, a 5.9 magnitude earthquake struck Haiti near Port-de-Paix.
Seven South Carolina police officers were shot in the line of duty on Wednesday when a Vietnam veteran opened fire while they were attempting to serve him a warrant.
A Massachusetts school district announced that it will no longer allow public prayers at high school graduations after pressure from a large atheist organization.
Wednesday afternoon October 3, Indonesia was struck with yet another disaster as a volcano on Sulawesi, one of the Indonesian islands, erupted. According to <a href="www.npr.org/2018/10/02/653541283/in-indonesia-aftershocks-and-uncertainty-remain-after-deadly-earthquake">the Associated Press</a>, Mount Soputan started spewing ash nearly 20,000 feet into the sky. Experts are saying this could be a direct result of the earthquake that happened last week. <p> As a result of this recent string of disasters on the Indonesian islands, thousands of people have either died or been displaced. The government is now calling for international aid as they race the clock to save lives and honor religious traditions. Incredibly, this story has received relatively little mainstream coverage in the Western hemisphere. <p> <b>Here are five things you need to know about Indonesia and the Earthquake/Tsunami, including details, demographics, and what you can do to help!</b>
On Thursday, evangelist Anne Graham Lotz announced that she would be taking the next year off to receive cancer treatment.
This week tens of thousands of Christians are gathering for mass prayer and worship in state capitals across the United States.
