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The Supreme Court ruled on Monday that the city of Boston violated the First Amendment by refusing to fly a local organization’s Christian flag in front of city hall. Other groups representing various ideologies were allowed to fly flags while this group was singled out. Boston has allowed dozens of flags to be flown on […]
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Polish Canadian pastor Artur Pawloski has been arrested by Canadian authorities on five occasions since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Most recently, he was jailed for 51 days after addressing Freedom Convoy truckers, who locked down downtown Ottawa in opposition to vaccine mandates. Pawloski discussed religious freedom, as well as his experiences in prison during an […]
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A church in suburban Chicago announced that it is fasting from “whiteness” during lent. In order to do so, the church will be abstaining from hymns composed or written by white musicians, among other things. “In our worship services throughout Lent, we will not be using any music or liturgy written or composed by white […]
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The Atkins Center for Ethics at Carlow University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, hosted an event titled “Rejecting White Christianity” on March 3. A guest speaker at the event, Miguel De La Torre, called for White Christians to “crucify” their “whiteness.” “Eurochristian nationalism has been used to justify white supremacy. Many within communities of color, with colonized […]
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The German city of Cologne is likely to drop an image of its historic cathedral from the city’s official logo. The current logo has been used for more than 20 years, but the city government now wants to appear more secular. The government says the logo must change because it is “too complex.” The newspaper […]
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Christianity Culture News By Cullen McCue March 16, 2022 at 2:13pm A federal judge has ruled that a pro-life sidewalk counselor’s lawsuit against the City of Charlotte can proceed. David Benham, who filed the lawsuit, was arrested on April 4, 2020, outside of A Preferred Women’s Health Center. Benham was attempting to counsel women who […]
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A Kansas teacher is filing a lawsuit after she was suspended over her refusal to refer to a student by their preferred pronouns. Pamela Ricard, a teacher since 2005 and currently employed at Fort Riley Middle School, says referring to a student by anything other than their biological sex violates her religious beliefs. Ricard received […]
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The early December tornadoes that struck the Midwest couldn’t stop two Kentucky congregations from coming together to honor the Lord this Christmas Eve. A heartwarming photograph taken by Lexington Herald-Leader staff photographer Ryan C. Hermans shows members of Mayfield, Kentucky’s First Presbyterian Church and First Christian Church congregating Friday in the parking lot between the […]
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A combination of supply chain issues and labor shortages have led to a massive shortage of candy canes this Christmas season. Similar factors have also led to a shortage of Christmas trees, both real and artificial. Andrew Schuman, a candy cane vendor, told Reuters that he had to turn away upwards of 10% of his […]
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