PCUSA sees membership drop by nearly 27,000, loss of 128 churches: report
Presbyterian Church (USA), the largest Presbyterian denomination in the United States, lost over 26,000 members and 128 congregations in 2025, according to a new report.
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‘Happy Father's Day in Heaven, Dad’: Nick Vujicic remembers father in moving tribute
Nick Vujicic reflects on the death of his father, Boris Vujicic, in a newly released clip from the upcoming documentary “No Limbs, No Limits: The NickV Story,” and shares how one of the most painful losses of his life deepened his understanding of grief and faith ahead of Father's Day.
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FTC sues World Professional Association for Transgender Health for deceptive practices
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) joined four states in filing a lawsuit Wednesday against the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) for alleged deceptive practices regarding the treatment of children suffering from gender dysphoria.
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Tim Tebow warns online predators finding ‘evil’ ways to reach kids through smartphones
As smartphones become increasingly embedded in childhood, former NFL quarterback and philanthropist Tim Tebow is urging parents to remain actively involved in their children's digital lives as online predators are finding new and “evil” ways to access vulnerable young people.
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Willy Rice elected Southern Baptist Convention president on first ballot
Florida Pastor Willy Rice was elected president of the Southern Baptist Convention on Tuesday, succeeding Pastor Clint Pressley as leader of the nation's largest Protestant denomination.
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Nearly 20% of millennial, Gen Z parents spank their kids; ministry urges caution
Despite a decline in support for using spanking as a punishment in Canada, around 20% of millennial and Gen Z parents report that they spank their children, according to a study that explored beliefs about whether spanking a child is ever necessary.
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Most pastors, practicing Christians worry about AI replacing God but use it anyway: Barna
Most pastors and practicing Christians are worried about artificial intelligence replacing God, yet they continue to use the technology anyway, according to new data released by Barna Group.
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Os Guinness receives William Wilberforce Award for work in post-Christian age: 'It can turn around'
English writer and theologian Os Guinness recently received the 38th annual William Wilberforce Award from The Colson Center for Christian Worldview to honor his decades of helping Christians make sense of their calling in a post-Christian cultural moment.
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Director shares how heavenly encounter inspired 'Messianic outreach' film ‘Mendel’s Messiah’
The Bronze Halo Award-winning musical “Mendel’s Messiah” is headed to streaming platforms worldwide, bringing gospel music, Jewish storytelling and spiritual themes to audiences through a new cinematic adaptation directed by Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Bradford May.
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4 highlights from Rededicate 250: 'We pray mercy upon our land'
Several high-profile Christian speakers addressed thousands who gathered Sunday on the National Mall for Rededicate 250: A National Jubilee of Prayer, Praise & Thanksgiving, an all-day prayer and worship festival ahead of the 250th anniversary of United States independence.
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'Growing spirit of optimism': 20,000 to attend SBC's Annual Meeting in Orlando
The Southern Baptist Convention is preparing for one of its largest gatherings in years, with organizers expecting roughly 20,000 people to attend next month’s annual meeting in Orlando, Florida.
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Netflix reveals release date, cast for adaptation of CS Lewis’ ‘Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew’
Netflix has announced a release date and star-studded cast for “Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew,” the first installment in its new adaptation of C.S. Lewis’ beloved fantasy series, directed by Greta Gerwig.
