Lawsuit Alleges Missionary Sexually Assaulted American Child in Indonesia 15 Years Ago

In a shocking turn of events, a Michigan woman has filed a lawsuit against Ethnos360, a Florida-based missionary organization, alleging she was sexually assaulted by a worker during her childhood in Indonesia. The civil complaint, lodged in Seminole County, Florida, accuses Ethnos360 of failing to protect her and ignoring serious warnings over the years. Kayla … Read more

New River Pastor William Schonemann Discovered Dead in Bed, Hands Secured to Wall, Sources Report

The tragic passing of Pastor William Schonemann, a cherished figure at New River Bible Chapel in Arizona, has left the community in shock. The Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office has ruled his death a homicide, prompting an investigation that has revealed unsettling details surrounding the incident. On Monday evening, at approximately 7:31 PM, deputies responded to … Read more

School Permits Students to Perform Worship Songs by Brandon Lake and Colton Dixon at Talent Show Following Complaint

In a remarkable turn of events, a Michigan elementary school has decided to allow two students to perform Christian songs at an upcoming talent show, following intervention from a conservative legal firm. This decision has sparked conversations about religious freedom and the rights of students in public schools. West Ward Elementary School in Allegan initially … Read more

Churches File Lawsuit Against Trump Administration Over ICE Raids in Houses of Worship

A coalition of churches, interfaith organizations, and nonprofits has taken a significant step by filing a lawsuit against the Trump administration regarding immigration enforcement activities within places of worship. This legal action, lodged in the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon, asserts that the administration’s policies infringe upon the First Amendment rights of … Read more

Charity Honoring First Black Female Episcopal Priest Loses $330K Federal Grant

In a surprising turn of events, the Pauli Murray Center for History and Social Justice in Durham, North Carolina, has announced the termination of a significant federal grant worth approximately $330,000. This funding, which was intended to support various initiatives including exhibitions, educational programs, and staffing, was awarded through the Institute for Museum and Library … Read more

Christians Celebrate God at Annual Capitol Bible Reading Marathon: Practice What We Preach

In a heartwarming display of faith and community, Christians gathered on Capitol Hill for the annual Bible Reading Marathon, a powerful event that emphasizes the significance of Scripture in American life. This year, the marathon kicked off on April 29, 2025, and will run continuously for 90 hours, with participants reading the Bible aloud from … Read more