Religion

Global Conflict and Rising Persecution Global conflict has reached its highest level since World War II, fueled by a surge in terrorist insurgencies, political upheaval, and full-scale wars in Ukraine,

Jessica Curtis and Rob Semerano sit down with Olympic champions Ed and Lou Banach, alongside their brother Steve, a decorated U.S. Army Ranger for a story of resilience. Together, the

Anniversaries recall pivotal times. They are society’s way to dust off selective memories and polish them with partisan varnish, while romanticizing about collective harmony. 2025 has witnessed its share of

Tennessee Speaker of the House Cameron Sexton had a meeting last week that blended Southern football pride with Vatican tradition. While in Rome, Sexton met with Pope Leo XIV and

Measured by scale and severity, the 20th century stands as the darkest chapter of Christian persecution in history.  Of the estimated 70 million Christians martyred across time, more than half lost their

It’s disheartening, though sadly not surprising, to read yet another headline about a trusted leader accused of siphoning charitable funds for personal gain. This time, it’s a New Jersey church.

As Texas begins a new week still reeling from the devastating floods that swept through the Hill Country over the Fourth of July weekend, faith remains the steady ground many

For decades, Christianity in the United States has been on a noticeable decline. But new data from the Pew Research Center’s 2023-24 Religious Landscape Study suggests that trend may finally

More Americans are beginning to sense a shift in the role religion plays in American society. A new Gallup poll shows that 34% of U.S. adults believe religion is increasing

The Arizona Legislature has passed the Antisemitism in Education Act (HB2867), a bipartisan initiative spearheaded by State Representative Michael Way. This legislation aims to combat antisemitic conduct within the state’s