First Openly Lesbian Bishop in the South is Ordained by the Episcopal Church
First Openly Lesbian Bishop Appointed in Southern U.S. An Episcopal diocese has made a historic appointment, bringing on Pastor Sarah Fisher, who is thought to be the first openly lesbian bishop in the southern United States. Fisher is married to Pastor Mandy Brady, as reported by the Christian Post on May 28. A representative from […]
Over a Million People Attend Serbian Church to See the Holy Relic of the Virgin Mary
— In recent weeks, over 1 million visitors have flocked to St. Sava Church to see a relic believed to be part of the belt worn by the Virgin Mary when she was expecting Jesus Christ. This relic, displayed around the clock for several weeks, was brought in from Mount Athos in Greece where it […]
Nantucket church calls off July 4th reading to reflect on its ‘whiteness’
Nantucket Church Cancels Annual Fourth of July Document Reading A pastor from Nantucket is standing by his church’s choice to cancel its long-standing Fourth of July reading of pivotal American documents. He addressed the decision in a sermon, noting that this tradition, once supported by former President Joe Biden, has been scrapped. Rev. Erin Splain […]
Girl Prevented from Church, Bible, and Christian Friends by Portland Judge Awaits Decision from Appeals Court
Legal Battle Over Religious Rights of a 13-Year-Old Girl in Maine A young girl in Maine is facing significant restrictions on her religious practices due to a judge’s ruling in a parental rights case. Since 2024, she has been barred from attending church, celebrating religious holidays, and even having Christian friends or access to the […]
Pastor criticizes liberal prosecutor for not charging Don Lemon and his associates after church incident
City Attorney’s Decision on Church Storming Raises Questions St. Paul City Attorney Irene Cao recently announced that her office will not pursue state charges against the individuals who stormed Cities Church earlier this year, citing what she terms “structural racism.” This has sparked criticism from church officials, with Rev. Jonathan Purnell questioning whether the protections […]
Charges Against Cities Church Intruders Discarded by St. Paul City Attorney as Church Lawyers Criticize the Choice
The city attorney’s office in St. Paul announced on Tuesday that Minnesota will not pursue charges against protesters who allegedly disrupted a church in the Cities back in January. St. Paul City Attorney Eileen Cao stated that prosecutors conducted a thorough review of video footage, investigative reports, and additional resources. Ultimately, they found insufficient evidence […]
Protesters against ICE face no state charges after entering church in Minnesota.
Protesters to Avoid Charges After Disrupting Minnesota Church Service Several anti-ICE demonstrators, including former CNN reporter Don Lemon, will not face state criminal charges for disrupting a church service in Minnesota earlier this year. Leaders of the church criticized this decision, arguing that it effectively allows activists to interfere with religious gatherings without consequences. St. […]
Nantucket church ends 25-year tradition of July 4th reading due to issues of race and privilege
Nantucket Church Cancels Fourth of July Reading Amid Criticism A prominent church on Nantucket Island, which has received support from former President Joe Biden, has decided to cancel its annual reading of the Founding Documents this Fourth of July. The church cited ongoing efforts to grapple with “our own whiteness,” which has provoked backlash from […]
James Talarico’s church supports abortion funding and a summer camp for transgender children.
Democrats Take an Unconventional Approach in Texas Senate Race In a bid to secure a U.S. Senate seat from Texas after years of waiting, Democrats are turning to a rather unconventional church that espouses progressive values. James Talarico, a Democratic candidate, often employs religious rhetoric to advocate for far-left initiatives. His church is known for […]
Priest reportedly exploited a mentally ill tenant’s confessions to evict her from a rent-stabilized apartment owned by the church in NYC.
Allegations of Priest Misconduct Over Tenant Eviction A surprising lawsuit has emerged, claiming that a priest exploited a woman’s emotional confession during a moment of distress to facilitate her eviction from a rent-stabilized apartment in New York City, which is owned by his church. Magdalena Max Abramovic, 56, had rented her apartment from St. Sava […]