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Bishop moves diagonally across Australia – Bendigo’s Matt Brain elected in Bunbury
Anglican Bishop Matt Brain of Bendigo has been elected Bishop of Bunbury in Western Australia. In a letter sent today to the Bendigo faithful, he says he has been praying for some time about where he should serve.
NRB Joins Coalition Opposing Nigeria’s Foreign Aid Law
The law permits the government to control all foreign funds entering the country, posing risk to Christian and humanitarian organizations.
- World News Read
Top Michigan court hears case of fired Calvin professor
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Calvary Chapel Pays Survivor $12 Million
Show Transcript Twelve million dollars: That’s how much Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa — the founding church of the Calvary Chapel Association — agreed to pay a woman who says she was raped by one of its pastors. She worked at Calvary Chapel’s school and accused the church of ignoring repeated reports that the man, a
- Standing For Freedom Read
Who Will Speak for the Children?
In the wake of the Lindsay Clancy case, more mothers are turning on their own children, illustrating the pagan horrors that return when the West forgets that children are precious in the sight of God. On Monday morning, a 35-year-old woman was driving south on Interstate 5 near DuPont, Washington, with her two daughters, ages
- Standing For Freedom Read
Is UCLA Illegally Buying Aborted Baby Parts?
The Center for Medical Progress has obtained new records showing UCLA purchasing liver and thymus specimens in a series of questionable transactions from the same fetal tissue supplier once exposed on a famous undercover video. Newly released public records show that a research project at UCLA paid $765 for every liver and thymus specimen acquired
- Biblical Recorder Read
Leavell College announces ‘tentmaker’ degree pathway
New Orleans (BP) — Leavell College at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (NOBTS) is announcing a new degree pathway that includes a brand-new Bachelor of Science degree and a new major within the Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree. Known as the “Tentmaker Degree Pathway,” the new program is designed to prepare students called to ministry [...]Read More
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NOBTS Center for Worship Studies aims to raise up worship leaders
New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (NOBTS) hosted a worship night Oct. 6 in partnership with The Worship Initiative and SBC Worship. The event was held in celebration of the ribbon cutting for the seminary’s new Center for Worship Studies, which took place earlier in the day. During the worship night, NOBTS President [...]Read More
- The Baptist Paper Read
Study: Pastors are preaching longer — and churchgoers don’t seem to mind
More pastors are preaching longer sermons, and most churchgoers are OK with it. In fact, a small but growing number would prefer even more each week.
- Protestia Read
Church Hosts Gay Porn Star To Preach On Virtues Of Kink And Leather Community
Honey Davenport (real name James Heath Clark is a non-binary drag performer best known for appearing on season 11 of RuPaul’s Drag Race, and recently for winning the 2026 International Mr. Leather competition. Also the star of many gay porn films, he was recently the guest preacher at MCC San Francisco. This progressive apostate denomination was decorated this Sunday with leather pride flags in solidarity and allyship with the ‘leather community’, a subculture centered on an affinity for leather apparel, kink, and BDSM.
- The Presbyterian Outlook Read
Here’s what to know about Pete Hegseth’s new Office of Religious Affairs
(RNS) — A memo announcing the establishment of the Office of Religious Affairs said it would ‘oversee research, technology, and analytical tools to support and assess spiritual fitness, spiritual readiness, and spiritual resilience’ of soldiers.
- The Presbyterian Outlook Read
Columbia launches redesigned MDiv program for fall 2027
The redesigned curriculum reduces the degree requirement from 90 to 77 credit hours while creating a more intentional, integrated learning experience.
Domesticated Protest: Why I Don’t ‘Try’ to Get Arrested
I’m a Latino; I don’t have to go get arrested; it comes naturally for our people.
Belief Behind the Book | Grieving Differently: Queering the Stages of Grief
When Timoth Sylvia’s husband, Peter, died suddenly, the grief that followed didn’t look like anything he had been taught to expect.
- The Presbyterian Outlook Read
The church needs to meet young adults at their table
Maggie Alsup learns from students that ministry with young adults begins not with perfect programs or invitations, but with consistent presence at the tables where they already gather.
Expanding My Preaching Crate With Joy
I have always struggled just to survive. All I have known is pain, trauma and scarcity.
- CBN News Read
Remembering October 7th: Thousands of Christians Gather in Jerusalem to Fight ‘Spiritual Battle’
Three years after the Hamas October 7th massacre, tributes came from the White House and from Christian leaders gathered
- Albert Mohler [YouTube]Video Read
Thursday, October 8, 2026
- World News Read
The World and Everything in It: October 8, 2026
A new school-choice law has even some of its opponents figuring out how to make it work. Washington reverses course on power-plant emissions, and those eerily well-timed ads on your phone may have an explanation more unsettling than mere eavesdropping. Plus: Mary Reichard asks Dennis Prager collaborator Joel Alperson where our sense of right and wrong comes from, a construction crew hires a kitten, and Daniel Suhr says the scariest thing about AI is losing the race.
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