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Vicar of ATL Among 9 Episcopal Clergy Traveling to Cuba to Teach Seminary Classes

Nine members of the Sewanee School of Theology in Georgia are visiting the Episcopal Cathedral of Havana, Cuba, this week

Grieving Family of Cyclist Who Died in Crash With Bishop Heather Cook Says He Was a 'Seasoned Cyclist' Who Advocated Safety

In a statement which appears to silence any speculation of unsafe riding on his part, the family of 41-year-old cyclist

Natalie Grant's Sex Trafficking Documentary Premieres Ahead of Human Trafficking Awareness Day

A new documentary about sex trafficking premiered this month in honor of Human Trafficking Awareness Day (Jan. 11) and executive

Stained Glass Windows for Churches May Make Comeback With Younger Generations

Churches fitted with ornate stained glass windows may not become a thing of the archaic past just yet, noted one

North Korea Close to Mounting Nuclear Warheads and Targeting the US, South Korea Warns

South Korean ministry of defense officials warned on Tuesday that North Korea could be close to obtaining the technology required

Jesus: Our Seeking Savior

The Christians at Laodicea pictured themselves as rich and self-sufficient, when in reality, their spiritual blindness and self-righteousness had prevented

Matt Chandler Praises God for Clean MRI, Being Cancer Free for Over 5 Years Now

Matt Chandler, lead pastor of a multi-site church near Dallas, Texas, announced Monday that his most recent MRI brain scans

Christian Doctor Behind Facebook's Most Popular Religious Page Divides His Life Between 'Jesus and Drugs'

The Texas doctor and son of an Independent Baptist preacher who created one of Facebook’s most-active fan pages dedicated to

Germans Hold Mass Protests Against 'Islamisation' of Europe; Counter Rallies Accuse Them of 'Nazism'

A number of German cities this week have hosted mass protests against the “Islamisation” of Europe, with over 18,000 people

Can Ariz. Church Freely Promote Service Times in Roadside Signs Without 12-Hour Restriction? Supreme Court to Decide

The U.S. Supreme Court will soon hear arguments in a small church’s lawsuit against an Arizona town that bars the

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