The Bible has a lot to say about caring for orphans. Protestant churches in the United States appear to be listening. About 4 in 10 Protestant churchgoers say their congregation has been involved with adoption or foster care in the past year, Read…
Culture
2018: What to watch; Some events from last year offer insight on issues facing evangelicals and church leaders
If evangelicalism is having an identity crisis, the issue is whether “evangelical” means a person’s theological beliefs and practice, or adherence to a conservative political movement; let’s look at how evangelicals balanced belief and practice this year. Read…
Ohio’s Down Syndrome abortion ban
Gov. John Kasich (right) signed a law Dec. 22 prohibiting abortions in cases where prenatal tests reveal Down syndrome or if there’s “any other reason to believe” the genetic condition exists. Read…
Taxpayer-funded abortions still legal; Pro-life advocates appeal judge’s decision
A law allowing abortions to be covered under Medicaid and state employees’ health insurance plan went into effect Jan. 1 in Illinois. Read…
U.S. Supreme Court:Fully staffed Court poised to rule on religious liberty issues
While Gorsuch’s presence on the Supreme Court was a victory for religious freedom advocates, mixed results from other courts could indicate a contentious year ahead, and new territory for the church to navigate. Read…
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