Hannah Everly

A New York school bus driver has been suspended after an alarming incident involving evangelizing elementary school students, which has sparked significant discussion around religious expression and its boundaries in public settings. The event unfolded during a morning route to Brooklyn Prospect International Elementary Charter School, a public charter school serving grades K-5 in the … Read more

The recent release of over 100 pages of documents related to the tragic Covenant School shooting in Nashville has sparked significant discussion and concern within the Christian community and beyond. The FBI’s disclosure, following a lengthy legal battle, has provided a glimpse into the mind of the shooter, Audrey Hale, who took the lives of … Read more

In a significant move reflecting the concerns of faith leaders, over 100 Christian ministry leaders from across Ohio have come together to voice their opposition to a proposal aimed at legalizing online poker and virtual casino gambling. This coalition, organized by the Center for Christian Virtue, has penned a letter to Governor Mike DeWine and … Read more

Idaho Pride Event Canceled Amid Low Ticket Sales: A Reflection on Community Engagement In a surprising turn of events, the much-anticipated "Pride Season Kickoff" scheduled for June 6 in Boise, Idaho, has been canceled due to insufficient ticket sales, despite what organizers described as strong online enthusiasm. Boise Pride, the group behind the event, announced … Read more

The U.S. Supreme Court has recently allowed the Trump administration to proceed with its controversial plan to revoke Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for a significant number of migrants from four Latin American nations. This ruling has raised concerns about the potential impact on approximately 530,000 individuals from Cuba, Haiti, Venezuela, and Nicaragua, who could now … Read more

Vermont recently made headlines by revising a law that many pro-life pregnancy centers claimed was stifling their ability to communicate effectively with women in need. The amendment to Senate Bill 37, which was initially passed in May 2023, aimed to curtail what lawmakers described as "misleading" advertisements from these centers. However, the recent changes have … Read more

A Michigan pastor has been sentenced to a lengthy prison term after a shocking breach of trust that has left a community reeling. William Johnson, the former pastor of 2|42 Community Church, received a sentence of at least 68 months in prison for placing a hidden camera in a church bathroom, a violation that has … Read more

Rafael Martínez: A Journey from Darkness to Light in the Bronx In a world often overshadowed by despair, stories of redemption shine brightly, and few are as compelling as that of Rafael Martínez. After 35 years of dedicated Christian service, Rafael, alongside his wife Antonia, leads the Habakkuk 3.2 International Worship Center in the Bronx, … Read more

The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) has stirred up controversy once again by adding Focus on the Family, a prominent Evangelical organization, to its list of "anti-LGBTQ+ hate groups." This classification has sparked a significant conversation about the implications for conservative Christian organizations and their advocacy for traditional family values. Founded in 1977 by Dr. … Read more

The California Supreme Court recently made headlines by choosing not to hear an appeal involving a Christian baker, Cathy Miller, who has been embroiled in a legal battle over her refusal to create a cake for a same-sex wedding. This decision has sparked significant discussion about the intersection of religious freedom and anti-discrimination laws. Cathy … Read more