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  • World News Read

    Thursday morning news: October 8, 2026

    The news of the day, including Israel marks anniversary of Oct 7 attacks, new Russian strikes kill at least 20 in Ukraine, President Trump announces seeding of “Trump accounts” for U.S. children, and Gulf Coast braces for hurricane

  • The World and Everything in It [YouTube]Video Read

    School Choice Law, Phone Listening & Power Plant Rules | WORLD Radio

  • World News Read

    If you can’t beat it

    They’d repeal the new federal school-choice law if they could. But for now, some of its opponents are working to make it useful for students. WORLD’s Lauren Dunn reports on an unlikely turn in the school-choice debate.

  • World News Read

    Same law, different rules

    The Biden administration said tighter power-plant emissions rules would deliver billions in climate and health benefits. The Trump administration says repealing them will save billions in compliance costs. Both claim the Clean Air Act is on their side. WORLD’s Mary Muncy reports.

  • World News Read

    They already know

    You mention something in conversation, and suddenly the ads appear. Is your phone listening? WORLD’s Lauren Smyth reports on what advertisers can learn about you—and why the answer may be more unsettling than you think.

  • World News Read

    They already know

    You mention something in conversation, and suddenly the ads appear. Is your phone listening? WORLD’s Lauren Smyth reports on what advertisers can learn about you—and why the answer may be more unsettling than you think.

  • The Christian Century - Thoughtful, Independent, Progressive Read

    It’s not too late for climate action

    Bill McKibben is a longtime environmental activist, the founder of Third Act, and a distinguished scholar in environmental studies at Middlebury College in Vermont. His most recent book is Here Comes the Sun: A Last Chance for the Climate and a Fresh Chance for Civilization.

  • The Christian Century - Thoughtful, Independent, Progressive Read

    The Gospel According to Celestial Cleaning Crew

    While tidying within the Great Throne Room,An angel happened on the must-do list: ☐ Get born ☐ Keep warm ☐ Face doubts and looming doom ☐ Be miserably betrayed by one fool kiss ☐ Stand wordlessly while justice comes unglued ☐ Hang arms akimbo till the face turns blue ☐ Maintain a somber, stiff-lipped attitude ☐ Look heavenward and quote Psalm twenty-two

  • Faith and Freedom Read

    Christian Groups Sue Virginia State University Over New Campus Ministry Policy

    A policy brought their chapters under the university’s campus ministries office and stripped them of registered student organization status. Constitutional expert, lawyer, author, pastor, and founder of Liberty Counsel Mat Staver discusses the important topics of the day with co-hosts and guests that impact life, liberty, and family. To stay informed and get involved, visit LC.org.

  • The Christian Post | Church & Ministries Read

    Churches must help ‘recapture’ worldview driving marriage, fertility crisis in US, author says

    Churches, more than the government, can remedy America’s marriage and fertility crisis by restoring a vision of marriage and family as the richest source of human meaning, starting with the people in the pews, one Christian leader argues.

  • Anglican Ink © 2026 Read

    Clergy drawn into Advent-calendar dispute

    An online dispute over the Duchess of Sussex’s £112 Advent calendar has drawn two Church of England priests into an extended exchange with some of the Duchess’s supporters, the Daily Mail reports. Newspapers in Britain say the dispute led both clergy to restrict access to their X accounts after receiving hostile replies.

  • Anglican Ink © 2026 Read

    Alberta bishops pastoral letter on the independence referendum

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  • Anglican Ink © 2026 Read

    Augustine had reservations about ‘just war’ claims L’Osservatore Romano

    N.b. The official Vatican newspaper, L’Osservatore Romano, has published a front-page article arguing that St. Augustine had reservations about just war. Vatican News, the news agency of the Dicastery for Communication, simultaneously published translations in English, German, Portuguese, and Spanish. The article follows a push by the current pontiff to change church teaching on this

  • Anglican Ink © 2026 Read

    Natal priest suspended after abuse allegations

    The Anglican Diocese of Natal has suspended a priest accused of sexually abusing minors at St Christopher’s Parish Church in Sobantu, Pietermaritzburg, and has opened a canonical investigation alongside the criminal process. The priest’s name has not been published because the allegations remain untested before the courts.

  • Anglican Ink © 2026 Read

    Anglican Watch Raises Alarm Over Cathedral of St. John the Divine Finances, Spending Priorities

    ALEXANDRIA, Va., Oct. 6, 2026 Anglican Watch, the unofficial watchdog of the Episcopal Church, today raised serious concerns about the finances and spending priorities of the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine in New York, citing financial information showing a multimillion-dollar structural deficit alongside substantial expenditures for an Episcopal credit union, plans for a

  • Anglican Ink © 2026 Read

    Cuba bishop, clergy send letter to the church, Cuban people

    “The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he has anointed me to bring good news to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim liberty to the captives and recovery of sight to the blind, to set at liberty those who are oppressed, and to proclaim the year of the Lord’s favor.” —

  • MinistryWatch Read

    Ep. 651: What Does Fat Bear Week Have To Do With MinistryWatch?

    On today’s EXTRA episode, Christina Darnell and Warren Smith discuss news of the week that is “MinistryWatch Adjacent,” including Katmai National Park’s Fat Bear Week. Resources mentioned in today’s episode include: Trey’s Law (SB 30), signed by Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey earlier this year, applies to civil settlement agreements signed on or after October 1,

  • Public Discourse Read

    A Modest Proposal to Rein in Sports Gambling

    Requiring sportsbooks to treat all customers alike would satisfy liberal values of nondiscrimination and freedom while satisfying the socially conservative impulse to rein in a destructive industry.

  • Baptist Standard Read

    Editorial: Facing the truth when we’d rather shop

    On Oct. 7, 2026, we need to face the truth we are closer to the horrors of this world than we want to think.

  • The Roys Report Read

    Founding Calvary Chapel church agrees to pay $12 million to alleged rape survivor

    Note: This story contains details about domestic violence and sexual assault. The founding Calvary Chapel Association church in Costa Mesa, California, has agreed to pay $12 million to a woman who said she was raped 12 times by an ordained wrestling coach. Church leaders repeatedly ignored warnings that pastor Jacob Joshua Harman was a “ticking

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