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• Ex-Rhema Bible Church co-pastor Craig Hagin convicted of disturbing the peace

  Craig W. Hagin, former co-pastor of Rhema Bible Church in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, has been convicted of disturbing the peace — just over three months after he and his now-estranged wife, Mia Hagin, were arrested for “animal cruelty”.

• Appeals court strikes down Florida's 'Stop WOKE Act' in university classrooms

  An appeals court panel has ruled against a Florida law aimed at curbing the presence of progressive ideas like Critical Race Theory in public universities and schools.

• High-rise sags, buckles in Manhattan forcing evacuation of Episcopal Church HQ, other buildings

  The Episcopal Church's Church Center building at 815 Second Avenue in Manhattan was among several buildings evacuated Tuesday after structural columns buckled and several floors sagged in the nearby 37-story former Pfizer headquarters, which is being converted from a commercial office building into a residential development.

• John Piper shares how pastors can remain approachable even as their churches grow

  How does a pastor stay close to his congregation as the church around him keeps growing? John Piper has spent decades wrestling with that question and he says he still hasn't gotten it exactly right.

• Dozens of Christians flee their homes in Pakistan after blasphemy accusation

  More than two dozen Christian families were forced to flee their homes in Pakistan last week after allegations of blasphemy against a pastor living in the United States triggered fears of mob violence, sources said.

• Murder conviction upheld for satanist who claimed his religious freedom was violated during trial

  A federal appeals court panel has upheld the conviction of a Texas man in the death of a 15-year-old girl, rejecting his claim that prosecutors violated his religious beliefs by introducing evidence of his satanic beliefs at trial.

• Church treasurer charged with stealing more than $400K from congregation

  A longtime church treasurer in South Carolina is accused of stealing more than $400,000 from her congregation over nearly seven years, according to state investigators.

• EU turning a blind eye to arrests of Armenian church leaders, letter says

  The European Union has been accused of turning a blind eye to the Armenian government’s actions against the Armenian Apostolic Church.

• Ex-LGBT activist scores legal victory after facing jail for his faith

  What happens when sharing your personal testimony lands you in court?

• Jordan Peterson says recovery remains slow, but has resumed writing amid illness: 'Relieved'

  Canadian psychologist and author Jordan Peterson has shared a health update, revealing that his activities remain "very limited" as he continues recovering from a prolonged illness, but he has resumed writing and is "relieved" to "be doing something creative and useful."

• Christian nurse at center of trans pronouns row sees investigation against her dropped: No risk to public

  The Nursing and Midwifery Council has decided that no action needs to be taken against a Christian nurse who refused to use the wrong pronouns when speaking to a patient.

• Christopher Nolan's 'Odyssey' adaptation stirs backlash before release: 'Dying, immoral agenda'

  Director Christopher Nolan's new adaptation of "The Odyssey," which is slated for U.S. theatrical release on July 17, has already prompted a torrent of division and negative backlash for its casting, which some have framed as a modern affront to a foundational text of Western literature.

• Democratic socialism's rise: What they won't tell you

  Do Americans understand the ideas they are increasingly being asked to embrace?

• Separation of church and state doesn't mean separation from God

  Neutrality is impossible. The public square is always governed by someone’s vision of justice.

• What missionary mothers wish their churches knew

  Long-term relationships with supporting churches matter a lot.

• Irish teacher imprisoned 700 days for refusing to use trans pronouns released

  Irish teacher Enoch Burke has been released from prison on the orders of the High Court in Dublin, ending the latest chapter in a long-running legal dispute that has drawn attention beyond Ireland.

• Man charged with pastor's murder 30 years after case left unsolved

  Thirty years after a Georgia pastor was gunned down while repairing the roof of his church, investigators have arrested a suspect in the cold case.

• Former pastor convicted of domestic violence assault on ex-girlfriend

  Ray Montgomery, a civil rights advocate and former pastor, has been found guilty of misdemeanor domestic violence following an attack on a former girlfriend at his home two years ago.

• Christian schools must follow state LGBT policies to qualify for tuition program: appeals court

  A federal appeals court has ruled that Maine can require private schools to adopt the state's LGBT policies to qualify for a tuition assistance program.

• Generational divide emerging in GOP over Israel, Netanyahu: poll

  Support for Israel and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government has continued to decline among Americans, with an apparent generational shift emerging among Republicans over the issue, according to a recent poll.