(The Guardian) It sounds like the build-up to an illegal rave. Invitations are passed by word of mouth to trusted people. Minimal information – time, directions – is quietly given with pleas for discretion. Once everyone is assembled in a barn on a remote farm – “away from prying eyes,”
(Christian Post) More than 120 church leaders are taking legal action against the U.K. government for its “unlawful” decision to ban worship services during the ongoing COVID-19 lockdown. The leaders of various denominations are demanding a judicial review of the government’s decision, arguing that the “measures involve a direct and serious interference
In news that has been blacked out from mainstream media sources and is not being covered, (unlike last year, when the media cried bloody murder for two weeks straight when a teenager in a red hat smiled at a counter-protester who came up to him) the psychopathic rabble known as
With COVID cases on the rise, Provincial leaders in Manitoba and parts of Ontario have chosen to enter into a strict lockdown for the next month, closing all non-essential business, which includes churches and houses of worship. With 8,878 total cases, 114 deaths and a total provincial population of 1.4
The thirtieth album in an ongoing series documenting faithful churches gathering for Sunday service in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. With some churches still not gathering in-person in these dark times, others being persecuted by the government for being open, and others ending services for the rest of the
John MacArthur, Pastor of Grace Community Church (GCC) in California who has been engaged in a protracted battle with the LA County Health Board and State Government over their right to have church services as they see fit, has launched a petition campaign to tell our leaders that the church
As news breaks nationally and internationally about the arrest of several congregants at Christ Church’ Psalm Sing, an event designed to be a brief time of public worship (three songs and a doxology) that took place at Moscow’s City Hall and attended by nearly 150 Christians singing acapella hymns, the
Twitter wasn’t laughing on Monday when it suspended the account of popular Christian satire site The Babylon Bee for several hours, claiming they “violated our rules against platform manipulation and spam” before ultimately restoring them. Twitter, not seemingly in on the joke, wrote that The Bee was either artificially amplifying or
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