Church

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  Court Says Winnipeg Church's Drive-In Services Break Public Health Orders A Canadian court ruled on Saturday that drive-in church services are not exempt from public health orders. Milton Quintanilla Dec 09, 2020
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  South Carolina Church to Construct Tiny House Village for Homeless Women A South Carolina church has set out to build a tiny house village that, if approved, will be used to provide shelter for local homeless women. Milton Quintanilla Dec 09, 2020
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  'Tyrannical': Canadian Church Fined $4,700 after Holding 30-Minute Drive-In Service A Canadian church held a drive-in church service on Sunday and was fined nearly $5,000 U.S. Michael Foust Dec 08, 2020
• COVID-19 World Seems 'Perfectly Suited for the Antichrist to Come': John MacArthur On Sunday, Pastor John MacArthur told his congregation that today’s world seems "perfectly suited for the Antichrist to come." Michael Foust Dec 08, 2020
• U.S. Megachurches Are Becoming More Diverse, Focused on Special Needs Ministries: Survey According to the new "Megachurch 2020" survey, U.S megachurches are becoming increasingly more diverse and are placing a stronger emphasis on special needs ministries and community services. Milton Quintanilla Dec 07, 2020
• Massive Fire Destroys Historic Church, Nearly Destroys New York Liberty Bell A massive fire in New York City has destroyed the historic Middle Collegiate Church and damaged New York's Liberty Bell. John Paluska Dec 07, 2020
• Progressive Reverend Says Christmas Is about a Woman Leading a 'Revolution' A progressive reverend is receiving heavy backlash after she asserted that Christmas is about a woman leading a feminist "revolution." Milton Quintanilla Dec 04, 2020
• World Evangelical Alliance Leader Warns That 'Bible Knowledge Is Fading Away' The newly elected secretary-general of the World Evangelical Alliance believes that biblical illiteracy is a growing, troubling trend in the global evangelical church. Milton Quintanilla Dec 04, 2020
• Megachurch Buys $20.5 Million Shopping Center, Plans to Use Profits to Serve the Poor An Oklahoma megachurch has purchased a $20.5 million shopping center. According to reports, the church plans to use the profits from the shopping center to serve the poor. John Paluska Dec 04, 2020
• How Christians, Churches Can Serve People with Disabilities Today is National Disability Day, a day to raise awareness about the challenges faced by people with disabilities. As Christians, we need to be aware of these challenges and we should strive to serve these... Vinh Nguyen Dec 03, 2020
• 'God Is Bigger Than Government': Mississippi Gov. Says the Government Should Not Restrict Religious Gatherings Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves asserted in a statement on Facebook that the government should not restrict religious gatherings. Milton Quintanilla Dec 03, 2020
• Supreme Court Gives Big Win to Calif. Churches in Suit against Worship Service Ban On Thursday, U.S. Supreme Court Justices vacated a lower court ruling from September that had upheld California’s restrictions on churches as part of a lawsuit filed by Harvest Church and Harvest... Michael Foust Dec 03, 2020