Congress Ponders Plight of Sudanese Woman Who Faced Hanging for Rejecting Islam

Congress Ponders Plight of Sudanese Woman Who Faced Hanging for Rejecting Islam

WASHINGTON — The plight of a Sudanese woman who was sentenced to hang for refusing to convert to Islam but later freed was the focus of discussion during a Congressional hearing on Wednesday. As previously reported, Meriam Ibrahim, 27, was officially sentenced on May 15th after she was convicted of apostasy against Islam after she refused […]

Nick Jonas of Jonas Brothers to Release ‘Racy’ Video Decrying Chaste Upbringing

Nick Jonas of Jonas Brothers to Release ‘Racy’ Video Decrying Chaste Upbringing

Nicholas Jonas, one-third of the former boy band The Jonas Brothers and son of a former worship leader and pastor, is reportedly gearing up to release a “racy” new music video in which he decries his years being “trapped” in the chaste character of Nick Jonas. Page Six, the entertainment section of the New York Post, […]

Group Warns UN Treaty on Persons with Disabilities Can Override Will of Parents

Group Warns UN Treaty on Persons with Disabilities Can Override Will of Parents

PURCELLVILLE, Va. — A Christian homeschooling organization is warning that a UN treaty approved this week by the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee may threaten the rights of American parents to make their own decisions about their child’s care if that child is disabled. On Tuesday, the Committee voted 12-6 in favor of the UN Convention […]

Governor Signs Bill to Help Save Unborn Babies Diagnosed with Down Syndrome

Governor Signs Bill to Help Save Unborn Babies Diagnosed with Down Syndrome

HARRISBURG — The governor of Pennsylvania has signed a bill into law that aims to help save the lives of Down Syndrome babies who would otherwise be aborted. The Down Syndrome Prenatal Education Act, otherwise known as “Chloe’s Law,” was drafted through the efforts of the Kondrich family of St. Clair, Pennsylvania. In 2003, Kurt and […]

Ecumenical Leader Tied to Papal Meeting to Unite Catholics, Evangelicals Dies in Crash

Ecumenical Leader Tied to Papal Meeting to Unite Catholics, Evangelicals Dies in Crash

Tony Palmer, the former South African director of Kenneth Copeland Ministries who recently used a cellphone camera to record Pope Francis issuing an appeal for unity between Catholics and Christians, died Sunday after a motorcycle crash in the United Kingdom. In January, Palmer held the smartphone that recorded Pope Francis calling on all Christians to set aside […]

Four Trustees Resign from Bryan College as Creation Controversy Continues

Four Trustees Resign from Bryan College as Creation Controversy Continues

DAYTON, Tenn. – Four Bryan College trustees have resigned from their positions out of their disagreement with the leadership’s handling of an ongoing controversy over its holding to the literal Creation account. As previously reported, a controversy erupted at Bryan College earlier this year when the small evangelical school clarified its stance on the creation […]

IRS Settles with Atheists, Agrees to Crack Down on Churches for ‘Electioneering’

IRS Settles with Atheists, Agrees to Crack Down on Churches for ‘Electioneering’

WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has reached a settlement with a prominent atheist organization, agreeing to crack down churches and religious groups for infringements of its prohibition against  ‘electioneering.’ As previously reported, the Freedom from Religion Foundation (FFRF), headquartered in Madison, Wisconsin, sued the IRS in 2012, asserting that many non-profit religious organizations have […]