A liberal advocacy group in Wisconsin is asking a federal court to declare the Twitter accounts of three state representatives “designated public forums.”
A year after the Panama Papers unveiled how some wealthy people used shell companies for fraud and tax evasion, journalists this week published the Paradise Papers with similar findings.
Losing a senior pastor for any reason can send a church into crisis mode. But MBC's “transitional pastor ministry” aims to help pastorless churches prepare them for a bright future of ministry.
“This is something I can do at home,” says Wanda Howard, 89. “We are promised that God’s Word will not return void, and who knows, the verses just might help someone.”
Judge Gloria Trask issued a permanent injunction against the 2015 law that required pregnancy care centers to post signs or distribute literature promoting abortion.
A Colorado research professor this week proposed a hypothesis to explain the unprecedented rates of depression and anxiety in the post-millennial generation: dwindling social cues.
A court allowed seven Christian children in India to return to their families a week after Hindu radicals falsely accused their chaperones of kidnapping them to forcibly convert them.
