Former Gateway Church Pastor Robert Morris Waives Preliminary Hearing

Disgraced former Gateway Church founding pastor Robert Morris appeared in Osage County court yesterday and waived his right to a preliminary hearing in his child sex abuse case, moving his case forward and paving the way for his October 2 arraignment. Morris, who once pastored the largest church in the

Spurgeon College Auctioning Off Antiques, Artifacts, Memorabilia Amid Closure

Spurgeon’s College in London will begin auctioning off memorabilia and artifacts from the storied institution, including several items that belonged to ‘The Prince of Preachers’ himself, such as his bookshelf and the trowel used by Spurgeon to lay the foundation of the original Pastors College. In June, Spurgeon’s College, the

Former CCM Star Ray Boltz ‘Marries’ Longtime Gay Partner

Former singer and songwriter Ray Boltz has ‘married’ his longtime partner, Franco Sperduti, after nearly 20 years together. Boltz, 72, a prominent recording artist through the late 1980s and 1990s, is perhaps best known for his song “Thank You,” which won the 1990 GMA Dove Award for Song of the

Canadian Prophet Apologizes For Mooning Woman in ‘A prank gone wrong’

Prominent Canadian “prophet” Art Lucier has apologized for mooning a married woman four years ago, describing it as a “prank photo” that he sent “in a moment of poor judgement.” In addition to being a self-proclaimed prophet, he serves as the pastor of Kelowna Harvest Church in Kelowna, BC, a

Finnish MP Charged With Hate Crime For Posting Bible Verses to Face Supreme Court

Nearly two years after a Finnish Court of Appeals acquitted Member of Parliament Päivi Räsänen of hate speech charges for quoting the Bible in a Twitter post, prosecutors are appealing the ruling to the country’s Supreme Court, seeking her imprisonment and fines. In 2019, Räsänen questioned the Evangelical Lutheran Church

Militants Pose as Priests, Kill Three in Village Raid

(International Christian Concern) In a chilling new tactic, alleged Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) rebels disguised themselves as church officials and choristers before launching a recent fatal attack on Mayi Moya village in Beni Territory, Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The rebels killed three civilians and kidnapped eight. The attackers

Canadian Province Plans To Ban Praying in Public, Will Introduce Bill This Fall

The province of Quebec is planning on banning praying in public, according to a statement from Secularism Minister Jean-François Roberge, who argued that “the proliferation of street prayer is a serious and sensitive issue.” He added: Quebec has a long history of hostility towards Christians. In 2019, the province passed