Day: February 13, 2018
Chicago Police Commander Shot to Death While Helping Team Respond to Robbery at Thompson Center
Christian College, Wheaton, Condemned for Making Football Players Accused of Attempted Sodomy in Freshman Hazing Incident Write Essays as Punishment
Here We Go: Baptist Denomination Agrees to Start Hiring Homosexuals for Mission Service, Other Staffing Positions
National Center on Sexual Exploitation Adds Hollywood Men to List of Major Contributors to Sexual Exploitation
‘Black Panther’ on Track to be Biggest February Opening Ever
Minnesota Woman Detained on Charges of Terror, Arson
7 Baltimore Police Officers Found Guilty in Corruption Saga
Cooperative Baptist Fellowship’s Decision to Lift Absolute Ban of Hiring LGBT Individuals Causes Some Division
Education Department Will No Longer Investigate Transgender Students’ Complaints About School Bathrooms
Fatal Car Crashes Higher on April 20 Marijuana ‘Holiday’
Christian Unity on Ash Wednesday
U.S. Set to Become World’s Largest Oil Producer by 2019
Over 540 Churches Host Tim Tebow Foundation’s ‘Night to Shine’ Special Needs Proms
Greg Laurie Answers: Is It OK for Christians to Watch Church Online and Not Attend?
South Dakota Considers Banning Gender Identity Lessons in Public Schools
8 Interesting Facts About Fat Tuesday
Former Guatemalan President Detained in Corruption Case
3 Applebee’s Employees Fired After Being Accused of Racial Profiling
Gunman, 3 Women Dead, 3 Officers Injured After 14-Hour Standoff in Detroit
West Virginia Police Officer Who Was Fired for Refusing to Shoot Black Suspect Receives $175,000 Settlement
Omarosa Calls VP Mike Pence ‘Scary’ for His ‘Extreme’ Christianity
Japanese Speedskater Banned in First Doping Case in Pyeongchang
Father of 5-Year-Old Battling Leukemia Granted 1-Year Stay of Deportation After Seeking Sanctuary in Arizona Church
Recreated Face of Queen Nefertiti Sparks Accusations of Whitewashing
Judge Orders Secret Bill Clinton-Ken Starr Documents Unsealed
17-Year-Old Chloe Kim Wins Gold in Women’s Halfpipe
Yale Divinity School Professor Willie Jennings on How Christianity Can Relieve Racial Tensions
