Antioch pastor fights off alleged church burglar with martial arts
An East Bay pastor used martial arts to fight off a burglar who broke into his church.
Bishop T.D. Jakes gives health update after 'life-threatening calamity'
Bishop T.D. Jakes spoke to the crowd at The Potter's House of Dallas virtually on Sunday, one week after he was rushed off the stage following a health scare.
Notre Dame Cathedral revealed: 1st look at restoration ahead reopening
Newly released footage offers the first glimpse inside the restored Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, five years after a devastating 2019 fire.
AI Jesus: Modern miracle or work of the devil?
An avatar of “Jesus" on a computer screen took questions from visitors on faith, morality, and modern-day woes, and offered responses based on Scripture.
Bishop T.D. Jakes suffers 'health incident' during Sunday service
During Sunday service on Nov. 24, 2024, Bishop T.D. Jakes suffered an apparent medical emergency at the end of a service, during a prayer.
Texas State Board of Education approves school curriculum with Biblical references
The Texas State Board of Education has approved a set of lesson plans for elementary students that includes stories from the Bible.
Bishop Richard Sklba died 'peacefully in his sleep'
The Archdiocese of Milwaukee announced on Thursday, Nov. 21 the passing of The Most Reverend Richard Sklba, Auxiliary Bishop Emeritus of Milwaukee.
Italian teen Carlo Acutis to become first millennial saint
Known as "God's influencer," Carlo Acutis used his natural tech talent to create a website to catalog miracles and ran websites for local Catholic organizations.
Jeffrey Grob named Milwaukee Archbishop; 12th of Archdiocese
The Most Reverend Jeffrey Grob has been named the 12th Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee by Pope Francis, the Vatican announced Monday, Nov. 4.
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church; 1st service since 2018 fire
After a devastating fire six years ago, church members at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church have reason to celebrate.
More Americans identify as "religiously unaffiliated" than 10 years ago, especially this group
More Americans are identifying as "religiously unaffiliated," rising from 21% in 2013 to 27% in 2023. Discover which age groups are driving this shift and how white Christian populations are declining while Christians of color and non-Christian religions remain steady.
Map: The most religious US states in 2024, according to report
A new report ranks the U.S. states that care the most about religion, and the ones where it’s less important, based on a number of metrics.
Jefferson church steeple catches fire, multiple crews respond
A fire burned a Jefferson church steeple to a crisp on Monday night, June 24.
Woman claims Gateway Church founder Robert Morris began sexually abusing her when she was 12
In a statement to The Christian Post, Pastor Robert Morris admitted to "inappropriate sexual behavior."
Baraboo's Circus World brings in ministry; requires practice, faith
Tucked alongside the Baraboo River, beneath the big top sits hallowed ground to anyone who’s ever loved the circus. Opening day at Circus World brings thrills and some jitters.
German researchers decode earliest known written record of Jesus' childhood
The 1,600-year-old document is a copy of the apocryphal Gospel of Thomas, Germany researchers say.
Milwaukee Archbishop Listecki retiring, final Mass of Thanksgiving
Milwaukee Archbishop Jerome Listecki's final Mass of Thanksgiving was held on Sunday morning, June 9 at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist.
Louisiana may require Ten Commandments to be displayed in public schools
Louisiana could become the first state to require that the Ten Commandments be displayed in public school classrooms.
Pope Francis paves way for canonization of Carlo Acutis, first millennial saint
Pope Francis issued a decree on Thursday announcing the recognition of a miracle attributed to Bl. Carlo Acutis — clearing the way for the Italian teenager's canonization in the near future.
Catholic school can legally fire gay teacher, court finds
On May 8, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that a North Carolina Catholic high school could legally fire gay teacher Lonnie Billard, citing the "ministerial exception" to uphold its religious doctrines.