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• California mayor claims guilt over embezzling money from church drove her to suicide attempt

  Claiming she was racked by guilt over her sin, Tamara Wallace, the mayor of South Lake Tahoe and administrator for the Lake Tahoe Community Presbyterian Church, has confessed to embezzling an undisclosed sum of money from the church, which led to a failed suicide attempt. 

• Poll: Majority of Israelis support ending war, 45% want PM Netanyahu's immediate resignation

  A solid majority of Israelis, 66%, want an end to Israel's war against Hamas in Gaza, according to an Israel Democracy Institute poll, which was released on Monday.

• Christian singer Forrest Frank no longer attending awards shows: 'The trophy is our salvation'

  Christian singer and songwriter Forrest Frank has announced that he will no longer attend awards shows, sharing his belief that recognition for his music isn't necessary because he already has “the greatest award of all time.” 

• Can states ban sexual orientation change efforts therapy? Supreme Court hears arguments

  The U.S. Supreme Court will determine if states can ban licensed professionals from engaging in therapy with minors seeking to change their sexual orientation or help gender confused children accept their sex.

• Spanish priest facing 3 years in prison after Muslims launch case alleging 'Islamophobia'

  A Catholic priest in Spain has been found guilty of purported “Islamophobic” remarks and faces up to three years in prison.

• DOJ to appeal Kavanaugh's would-be trans assassin's sentence: 'Woefully insufficient'

  The United States Department of Justice is vowing to appeal what it is describing as a “woefully insufficient” sentence for the trans-identified man who attempted to assassinate U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. 

• Annunciation Catholic church shooting victim returns to school: 'Feeling stronger every day'

  One of several victims injured during a recent Catholic school shooting has returned to school as she and other students continue making progress toward recovery. 

• FBI cuts ties with far-left Southern Poverty Law Center famous for its 'hate map'

  The FBI has cut ties with the Southern Poverty Law Center, which has a long history of labeling its political opponents as “hate groups” amid renewed concerns about political violence in the United States. 

• Lee Strobel, Pastor Robert Jeffress make 'case for Heaven' at First Baptist Dallas

  Are the Bible’s teachings about the afterlife, particularly the existence of the soul and the reality of Heaven, supported by evidence?

• 8 faith-filled films, TV shows to watch this fall, from 'Soul on Fire' to 'House of David'

  Here are eight standout films and series spanning theaters, streaming and special event releases that bring faith, family and storytelling together in meaningful ways.

• Inside the faith-filled film 'Soul on Fire': 'You don’t get to choose the path, but how you walk it'

  The stars of the inspirational film "Soul on Fire" share how John O'Leary's story impacted them personally and why they hope it serves as a catalyst for compassion, kindness and community.

• Will artificial intelligence destroy humanity? 

  Artificial intelligence is transforming every aspect of life — but how should Christians respond?

• October 7th two years later: Our answer to despair

  October 7, 2023, is two years ago. But it’s not that far behind us, more recent than a memory and more painful than a healed scar.

• 5 key signs to spot a human trafficking victim

  Regular people going about their daily routines may not notice the tell-tale signs of human trafficking.

• 6 ways to help kids handle bullying 

  Here are six ways you can help teach the children in your life how to deal with the most common form of bullying kids face in their day-to-day lives.

• Lawmakers warn DFW Airport over reported 'exclusion' of pastor from interfaith chapel service

  Texas lawmakers are calling on the Dallas-Fort Worth Airport to clarify its policy on chapel use after a pastor was denied access following a publicly announced prayer service.

• Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship founder Tony Evans is restored to ministry after discipline for undisclosed sin

  Elders at the 11,000-member Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship Church in Dallas, Texas, announced Sunday that while founder Pastor Tony Evans has been restored to ministry after stepping down more than a year ago due to a sin that was not publicly disclosed, he won't be returning to a staff position or any leadership role.

• Trump lauds 'very positive discussions’ on peace plan despite Hamas not agreeing to all points

  Despite Hamas not agreeing completely to U.S. President Donald Trump’s 20-point Gaza peace plan, the president said Sunday that “very positive discussions” had occurred between Hamas and Arab and Muslim countries. 

• ‘Open morgue’: Christian groups call for safe passage of civilians trapped in Sudan’s North Darfur

  At least 260,000 civilians remain trapped in Sudan’s El Fasher city, the last government stronghold in Darfur, amid reports of indiscriminate shelling, mass killings and the occupation of churches by fighters. Christian groups are calling for the immediate creation of evacuation corridors and safe passage for those surrounded by the Rapid Support Forces, or RSF.

• Trump calls on Democrat Va. AG nominee Jay Jones to resign over violent text messages

  President Donald Trump has called on Jay Jones, a Democrat nominee for Virginia attorney general, to drop out of the race over disturbing text messages he sent in 2022 that recently came to light.