Hillsong Church Announces an Atlanta Location and Its First African American Lead Pastors
(RNS) Sam Collier said he hopes Hillsong Atlanta can hold its first services in March 2021, but the continuing COVID-19 pandemic presents its own challenges.
Grudem Responds to Piper: Policies Take Priority Over Character Flaws This Election
(ChurchLeaders) Theologian, author, and seminary professor Wayne Grudem has written a lengthy response to John Piper’s commentary on the 2020 election.
Abortion Is on the Ballot: Colorado Voters to Decide on Late-Term Abortion Ban for Viable Babies
(CBN News) Past attempts to restrict abortion in Colorado have failed.
3 Dead in Knife Attack in French Church; Terrorism Suspected in 3rd Attack in 2 Months
(AP) An attacker armed with a knife killed three people inside a church Thursday in the Mediterranean city of Nice.
UMC Considers Making 2021 General Conference Virtual, Include Online Voting
(The Christian Post) The United Methodist Church is considering making its denominationwide legislative gathering, already postponed due to COVID-19, a virtual event and allow for online voting.
Courageous to Be Re-Released in Theaters in 2021 with New Scenes, New Ending
(Christian Headlines) Courageous was a surprise hit in 2011 when it opened in the Top 4 at the box office and ended its run with a worldwide gross of $35 million.
What Churches Might Miss When Measuring Digital Attendance
(Barna) During the early weeks of the pandemic, pastors initially reported increases in attendance compared to their typical in-person service.
Americans Blame Unfair News Coverage on Media Outlets, Not the Journalists Who Work for Them
(Pew Research Center) The November general election is rapidly approaching, with debates raging over how fairly news outlets are covering the candidates and important issues.
Fulani Herdsmen Kill, Wound Christians in Ambushes in Nigeria
(Morning Star News) Muslim terrorists attack in north-central and northeast; six kidnapped.
Facebook, Twitter CEO’s Struggle To Name a Single Liberal Who Has Been Censored on Their Platforms
(Fox News) Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey couldn’t name a specific person or entity
Cannabis, No Longer So Divisive, Draws More Conservative Support
(The Philadelphia Inquirer) Pot pundits have long said national legalization will only gain ground once Republican senators have a reason to bring up the issue.
Zeta Leaves Nearly 2 Million Without Power and at Least Two Dead After Slamming Gulf Coast
(The Weather Channel) Zeta, which came ashore Wednesday in Louisiana as strong Category 2 hurricane.
Female Football Star Sues for Schools To Offer Girls’ Teams
(Sports Illustrated) Sam Gordon’s staggering football skills made her famous at age 9. But they didn’t make her fully welcome on the field.
Fauci Says Masks Might Be Necessary ‘Into 2022,’ in Spite of Vaccine
(LifeSite News) “I feel very strongly that we’re going to need to have some degree of public-health measures to continue.”