The Evangelical Covenant Church voted to defrock a pastor in Minneapolis and expel his church for allowing gay marriage.
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We'll Face the Same Choice between Career and Convictions as Former U.S. Women's Soccer Player Jaelene Hinkle
The saga of one of the best female soccer players in the world is only the most recent evidence that American Christians need to develop a theology of getting fired, or if you happen to be in Jaelene Hinkle's profession, a theology of getting cut from the team.
Supreme Court Hands Christian Bakers Win in Same-Sex Case, Vacates Lower Court
The U.S. Supreme Court Tuesday handed religious liberty advocates a victory Monday when it vacated a lower court’s opinion that had ordered a Christian baker to design a cake for a same-sex wedding.
Lesbian Couple Puts Restaurant on Blast after Staff Refused to Host Their Wedding Rehearsal Dinner
A lesbian couple in Missouri says a restaurant canceled their wedding rehearsal because they are both women.
Wedding Venue Owner Accused of Discrimination for Policy Stating 'Marriage Is Between a Man and a Woman'
A Christian business owner in Pennsylvania is being criticized for his policy on marriage and use of his wedding venue.
US Methodists Plot Ways to Resist New LGBT Rules
On Thursday evening last week, 300 United Methodist clergy and laypeople gathered outside their denomination’s regional headquarters in Garner, N.C., to protest a recent vote that bans LGBT people from marriage and ordination.
British Airways Jet Lands in Wrong Country on Purpose
When you’re in London, Düsseldorf, Germany, is 357 miles to the east. Edinburgh, Scotland, is 403 miles to the north. If you’re flying to Düsseldorf, you’d not expect your airplane to land in Edinburgh. But that’s just what happened Monday.
Taiwanese Voters Reject Same-Sex Marriage in Saturday Referendum
Voters in Taiwan backed defining marriage as the union between one man and one woman in a referendum held over the weekend.
Arizona Supreme Court to Consider: Can Christian Artists be Jailed for Views?
The Arizona Supreme Court Tuesday agreed to hear a case involving two Christian artists who could face fines and jail time if they don’t create artwork celebrating same-sex weddings.
