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A decision by Kansas City officials to exclude religious symbols from City Hall’s holiday décor has ignited a broader debate over faith, inclusivity, and the role of religion in public life during the Christmas season. In a memo dated December 4, Kansas City City Manager Mario Vasquez informed councilmembers that City Hall would not display…

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Archaeologists announced the discovery of a fresco with a rare depiction of Jesus on it. In August, archaeologists in Turkey discovered a fresco with a Roman-looking Jesus portrayed as the “Good Shepherd.” The fresco was discovered in an underground tomb in the village of Hisardere near Iznik, the birthplace of the Nicene Creed in 325…

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A new decision by Quebec City officials to remove a crucifix from their council chamber has ignited debate across the province, once known as one of North America’s most deeply Catholic societies. The council voted to relocate the crucifix, which had hung above the chamber since the 1930s, to the city’s heritage collection, citing the…

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When a raging fire tore through Ruth Mary Repuyan’s home in Ilocos Sur, Philippines, she thought her family had lost everything. The blaze, which erupted on November 27, left their house reduced to charred remains — blackened debris, twisted metal, and the haunting smell of smoke marking what used to be their home. But amid…

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The next chapter has begun for Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship in Dallas, Texas. On Sunday, Jonathan Evans—former NFL player and son of well-known pastor and author Tony Evans—was formally installed as the church’s new lead pastor. The milestone comes two months after church elders restored Tony Evans, 75, to ministry following his completion of a…

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A metal detectorist in Norway made an incredible discovery: a 900-year-old figurine of Jesus Christ. Metal detectorist Kim Erik Dybvik’s hobby began as a child while living in a remote part of Norway where his father worked as a lightkeeper. The islet where he grew up was filled with volcanic rock, which sparked his imagination…

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A recent survey is revealing that a startling number of pastors are now using artificial intelligence (AI) to prepare their sermons. The study, “AI in the Church 2025” conducted by aiforchuchleaders.com, found that 61% of pastors who prepare sermons use AI tools weekly or daily for sermon preparation. That’s nearly a 20-point jump from 43%…

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A new survey has revealed a startling trend among American Christians: most believe that simply doing good deeds is enough to earn a place in Heaven. The findings, released by the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University, suggest that millions of self-identified Christians are drifting from what researchers call a biblical understanding of salvation.…

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Before the sun rises over Atlanta, hundreds of young adults line up outside 2819 Church, eager to worship. Some arrive as early as 5:30 a.m., clutching coffee cups and Bibles, waiting to experience a service that has become one of the city’s most talked-about Sunday gatherings. For Pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell, the revival wasn’t something…

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A church in Evanston, Illinois shocked onlookers after featuring a nativity scene that had the baby Jesus zip-tied in an emergency blanket and surrounded by Roman soldiers, who were dressed to look like ICE agents. Lake Street Evanston Church featured the display on its lawn. According to the church, the display “reimagines the nativity as…
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