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Indiana School Counselor Awarded $200K After Firing for Opposing Gender Identity Policy

An Indiana school district has agreed to pay close to $200,000 to resolve a legal dispute with a counselor who was dismissed after speaking out against a student gender identity policy.

PCUSA Report: 43% Stopped Giving to Denomination to Focus on Local Churches
The Presbyterian Church (USA) has reviewed new findings outlining why some of its members have discontinued financial contributions to the denomination.
Nearly 500 Leaders, Pastors to Join Weeklong Bible Reading Marathon in D.C.
Nearly 500 public officials, ministry leaders and well-known figures are preparing to take part in a weeklong public reading of the Bible in Washington, D.C., an initiative organizers say is aimed at encouraging a renewed national focus on Scripture.
Pro-Life Activist Wins $1M Settlement After DOJ Case, Calls It “Huge Victory”
Pro-life activist Mark Houck has secured a settlement exceeding $1 million, nearly four years after an FBI raid on his home sparked widespread backlash among supporters.

Border Policy Chief Urges Vatican to Stay Out of Illegal Immigration Debate

Tom Homan, the White House’s border policy chief, is calling on the Vatican to refrain from commenting on U.S. immigration, arguing that church officials lack a firsthand understanding of the issue. Describing himself as a “lifelong Catholic,” Homan addressed criticism from the Vatican, stating, “I wish they’d stay out of immigration.”

America at the Crossroads: Robert Jeffress Warns Christians Against Prioritizing Politics Over the Gospel
As the United States prepares to mark its 250th anniversary, Pastor Robert Jeffress says the nation needs to remember its roots as it looks toward the future. In a message titled "America at the Crossroads,” the First Baptist Dallas senior pastor told his congregation that in 1787, just over a decade after America won its independence from Britain.
Premium Bible Sales Surge in Recent Years as Americans Seek Meaning, Stability
An increasing number of Americans are purchasing premium, high-priced Bibles, signaling a growing interest in luxury editions of Scripture. Retailers and collectors report that demand for high-end Bibles is rising, with some editions priced as high as $400. These luxury versions often include fine leather bindings and detailed artwork.
Craig Carlisle Expected to Be Nominated for SBC First Vice President
Craig Carlisle is anticipated to be nominated for the role of first vice president of the Southern Baptist Convention at the denomination’s upcoming annual meeting in June. Carlisle currently serves as the SBC’s second vice president and works as director of missions for the Etowah Baptist Association.