Pope named Time’s Person of the Year
December 11, 2013
Pope Francis was named Time magazine’s Person of the Year on Dec. 11, adding yet another high-profile accolade to what has been an unprecedented nine-month
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The Basement’s founder has preliminary hearing on impersonating a police officer charge
December 10, 2013
Arrested for impersonating an officer Aug. 20, Matt Pitt, founder of the youth ministry The Basement, had a preliminary hearing at the Jefferson County District
Trial set for The Basement security director
December 9, 2013
After being charged with leaving the scene of an accident, Vince Lovell, security director for The Basement youth ministry, has a court date set for
Washington National Cathedral to charge visitors
December 5, 2013
WASHINGTON — Facing a $26 million earthquake repair bill and years of financial woes, the iconic Washington National Cathedral will start charging visitors in 2014,
Humanists warn public schools about OCC
December 5, 2013
WASHINGTON — An organization of nonbelievers is threatening legal action against public schools that participate in an evangelical Christian charity that delivers Christmas toys to
Supreme Court takes up contraceptive mandate
December 5, 2013
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court announced Nov. 26 that it will decide whether for-profit businesses can be treated like religious entities in a politically and
Homeowners sue over Glorieta Conference Center sale
December 5, 2013
A federal judge in New Mexico has removed 113 individuals from a lawsuit against two Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) agencies challenging the recent sale of Glorieta
Gladwell rediscovers his own faith
December 5, 2013
Author Malcolm Gladwell may not be known for writing on religion. His New York Times best-selling books “The Tipping Point,” “Outliers,” “Blink” and “What the
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