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Friday, February 3, 2023

UK Government Ban on 'Conversion Therapy' to Protect LGBT But Other Countries Have Different Thoughts

UK Government official assures that a proposed ban on 'conversion therapy' will not impact parents or faith leaders. The law is being proposed to protect LGBT youth, but others have concerns about the impact on religious freedom. Learn more about the…

North Carolina Residents Get Aid From Local Baptists Following Power Grid Raid
Residents of Pinehurst in North Carolina have been receiving various forms of aid from local Baptist churches in the area following the Dec. 4 attack on the Moore County power grid that left some 100,…
South Carolina Methodist Church Sells Fresh Apples, Other Items to Fund Charity Work
The St. John's United Methodist Church in South Carolina sold over 2,000 pounds of freshly-picked apples during its Applefest event on Saturday.

Philippine Catholic Church Reminds Authorities to Uphold the Rights of Persons Deprived of Liberty

The Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines is Calling for People to Respect the Rights of the PDLs for Prison Awareness Week.

Christian Organization Announces Reimbursement For Employees Who Will Adopt Children
In a stunning effort countering what other groups did prior to the demise of the legislation that allowed the killing of the unborn since 1973, CfaN (Christ for all Nations) announced that it will rei…
Charity Watchdogs Concerned Over Samaritan's Purse Amassing A Billion Dollars' Worth Of Assets
Public records show that Samaritan's Purse has been spending less on missions than what they are receiving, sparking concern from charity watchdogs and nonprofit experts.
'God Behind Bars' Ministry Baptizes Hundreds of Female Inmates Across the U.S.
Prison ministries are reaching out to those behind bars to bring Jesus to them and share the good news.

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‘The Eyes Of Tammy Faye’ Actress Jessica Chastain Wins Oscar, Reveals Televangelist’s ‘Acts Of Love’ Inspiring Her
The actress, who won a Best Actress Award for the first time in her career, shared how inspired she was by the life of televangelist Tammy Bakker.
Faith-Based Ministry ‘Joni And Friends’ Help People With Disabilities Left In Ukraine
Despite risk and danger, Joni and Friends Ministry chose to remain in Ukraine to continue rescuing people with disabilities in Eastern Ukraine this Friday.
LaShun Pace, Grammy-Nominated Gospel Singer And Songwriter, Dies Of Organ Failure
The legendary gospel singer and evangelist from Georgia passed away at the age of 60.
Southern Baptist Group Nominates Voddie Baucham For SBC President
A dean of theology in Zambia has been formally nominated as the president of the Southern Baptist Convention Pastors Conference.
Celebration Church Pastor Says He's Not ‘Going Anywhere’ Amid Lawsuit From Founder
The lead pastor of the Jacksonville-based church said that he will not leave his role despite being the subject of a lawsuit from the church's founder.
Michigan Pays Catholic Adoption Agency $250,000 In Legal Fees For Forcing It To Violate Religious Beliefs
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services was ordered by a federal judge on Monday to pay $250,000 to a Catholic charities, which was forced to violate its religious beliefs.
Former Homeless And Abused Single Mom’s Ministry Empowers Mothers And Leads Them To Christ
A former homeless and severely abused single mother founded a multi-church ministry that caters to many single mothers.
Tim Tebow Talks About Importance Of Christians' Willingness To 'Go' And Live Out God's Plan For Their Lives
Professional football and baseball player Tim Tebow encouraged Christians to live out according to the purpose of God in their lives.
Journalist Giving Food To Ukrainians Shares Personal Experience On Russia’s Attack
An influential journalist and best-selling author shared the current situation in Ukraine following his visit to the nation to deliver food.
Church Meal Program Blocked By City Officials In Oregon
A city ordinance in Oregon has restricted a church from conducting its meal program for the homeless, prompting the latter to file a lawsuit for violating their religious freedom.

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