Mark A. Kellner

Beverly LaHaye, a pastor's wife who founded Concerned Women for America and led a revolt that defeated the Equal Rights Amendment, died Sunday at an assisted living facility in El Cajon, California. She was 94.

About 24 antisemitic acts occurred each day last year in the U.S., totaling 8,873 anti-Jewish incidents of assault, harassment and vandalism — more than the total for the three previous years combined, according to the Anti-Defamation League.

Sen. Marco Rubio and six fellow GOP senators introduced a joint resolution of disapproval Thursday seeking to overturn a new Biden administration rule the lawmakers say will impose “a radical social agenda” on faith-based groups receiving federal funds.

The United Methodist Church could face a “seismic shift” if next week’s business session approves sweeping measures to relax long-held denominational restrictions and policies on homosexuality, an outgoing leader said Wednesday.

Craig Scott, a survivor of the mass shooting at Columbine High School that claimed his sister as its first victim, says mental health and spiritual issues were the root causes of the attack by two students 25 years ago.

With Passover and Earth Day being celebrated on Monday, Eli Greenstein Jacober’s thoughts turn to plagues — both biblical and modern.

The Supreme Court of Finland will hear arguments in the case of an evangelical lawmaker and a Lutheran bishop who are accused of hate speech in expressing their biblical views on homosexuality, defense attorneys said.

Jewish-Christian journalist Joel C. Rosenberg, a best-selling author based in Jerusalem, says that attacks by Hamas and Iran have sparked a spiritual crisis for Israelis, including secular Jews, while Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank may be reassessing their support for radical Islamism.

A brother of former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. is suing the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for a $5 million “refund,” accusing the church of misusing his mandatory tithing donations.

United Methodist Church delegates approved a restructuring plan that would allow church regions — including the U.S. — greater autonomy in deciding matters such as approving same-sex marriages and ordaining active LGBTQ clergy.