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  Sep 3, 2026

  Pastors report rising worship attendance, but fewer new commitments to Christ: study

  While most pastors report increased church attendance, a recent study finds that the share of attendees who are new converts or previously unchurched has declined sharply over the last decade. 

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  Sep 2, 2026

  'Prayer is a mighty thing': Church networks offer hope to communities that 'lost everything' in Nepal

  Days after catastrophic landslide flooding in Nepal left more than 1,000 people dead, Christian organizations and church networks are mobilizing for what they anticipate will be a years-long effort to aid survivors who've lost "everything," including countless children who've lost parents and are now living as orphans. 

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  Sep 2, 2026

  GOP gubernatorial candidate claims he 'met Satan in person' during exorcism

  Victor Marx, the Republican Party's gubernatorial nominee in Colorado, claimed to have encountered Satan personally during an episode of "spiritual warfare," according to resurfaced audio.

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  Sep 2, 2026

  Al Sharpton vows to keep advocating for Nolan Wells’ family despite defamation lawsuit threat

  Lawyers for civil rights leader and National Action Network founder, the Rev. Al Sharpton, have rejected a threatened defamation lawsuit from attorneys representing three friends of 18-year-old Nolan Wells, who was found dead near Horn Island off the Mississippi Gulf Coast on July 6 after traveling there by boat with a group of friends on July 4.

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  Sep 2, 2026

  Netanyahu claims defense officials chose not to wake him on Oct. 7, says decision was ‘failure, not betrayal’

  Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Tuesday evening that there was no betrayal by those who did not involve him earlier on the morning of Oct. 7, 2023, but “a failure.” 

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  Sep 2, 2026

  Trump names Pastor Darrell Scott as tobacco health adviser at CDC

  President Donald Trump has named his longtime friend and ally Pastor Darrell Scott as a tobacco health adviser at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), even though he has no recorded experience in public health or tobacco control policy. 

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  Sep 2, 2026

  Dad can forbid child from attending church with mother, Maine high court rules

  Maine’s highest court has ruled that a father can prevent his daughter from attending a Calvary Chapel with her mother in a contested custody case after a lower court accepted an expert's claim that the congregation is akin to a "cult."

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  Sep 2, 2026

  Does interacting with AI make people act more like robots? Researchers say 'yes'

  Researchers from universities in the UK, Denmark and Sweden have proposed a new framework for understanding how repeated interactions with increasingly human-like artificial intelligence could influence people's behavior and self-perception.

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  Sep 2, 2026

  Austin to host screening of 'Jesus Was a Migrant,' speakers from CAIR

  City officials in Texas' state capital are using public funds to screen a documentary later this month that links Jesus with illegal immigration and includes a panel discussion that features speakers from an Islamic organization deemed a terrorist group by the state.

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  Sep 2, 2026

  Charlie Kirk murder suspect Tyler Robinson must stand trial: 8 takeaways from judge's ruling, lawyers' arguments

  A Utah judge on Tuesday ruled that prosecutors presented enough evidence for 23-year-old Tyler Robinson to stand trial for the murder of TPUSA co-founder Charlie Kirk. 

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  Sep 1, 2026

  In 'redemptive story,' SLO City Church moves into former Arise Vineyard building

  In what Lead Pastor Brent Bramer describes as a “redemptive story,” SLO City Church is expected to host its grand opening at the former Arise Vineyard Church campus at 1775 Calle Joaquin in San Luis Obispo, California, on Sept. 13, just months after it was shuttered following the resignation of two pastors.

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  Sep 1, 2026

  InterVarsity sues after SUNY Broome opposes club’s Christian leadership requirement

  InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, a major evangelical, interdenominational campus ministry operating on hundreds of college and university campuses across America, has filed a lawsuit against SUNY Broome Community College for insisting that the group allow non-Christian leaders to be recognized as an official club on campus.