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Russia Strike Hits Ukrainian Baptist Church During Prayer Meeting, Killing Minister

A Baptist church in Zaporizhzhia was struck by Russian forces during a prayer gathering last week, leaving at least one person dead and several others injured.

Young Men’s Church Attendance Rises as Republicans Drive Increase, Gallup Finds
Gallup found that 42% of men ages 18 to 29 surveyed between 2024 and 2025 said religion is “very important” in their lives. This reflects an increase compared to the 28% recorded in 2022 to 2023.
Church in Wales Votes to Permanently Allow Same-Sex Blessings
The Church in Wales has formally approved a measure to make same-sex blessings a permanent part of its practice, following a five-year trial period during which such blessings were permitted temporarily.
Border Policy Chief Urges Vatican to Stay Out of Illegal Immigration Debate
Tom Homan, the White House’s border policy chief, is calling on the Vatican to refrain from commenting on U.S. immigration, arguing that church officials lack understanding of broader immigration.

Supreme Court to Weigh Whether Christian Schools Can Join State Pre-K Program

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to consider whether two Catholic schools in Colorado were improperly excluded from a state-funded preschool initiative due to their religious beliefs on LGBT-related issues. The Court granted certiorari in the case, taking up the question of when the government may bar religious organizations.

Sarah Jakes Roberts Says She Was ‘Almost Paralyzed’ After Trampoline Accident
Sarah Jakes Roberts has shared that she is recovering from a serious neck injury after a trampoline accident that nearly left her paralyzed. In a Sunday Instagram post, the 36-year-old author and speaker recounted how she “landed on [her] neck” while playing with her daughter, Ella, and immediately heard “several pops” in her neck.
House Speaker Mike Johnson, Christian Leaders Launch Weeklong Bible Reading in D.C.
The weeklong Bible reading marathon will take place at the Museum of the Bible, which will last 12 hours each day, beginning Sunday at 9 a.m. and ending Saturday at 9 p.m. Nearly 500 religious and political leaders, as well as prominent celebrities, will take turns reading the Bible from cover to cover.
America at the Crossroads: Robert Jeffress Warns Christians Against Prioritizing Politics Over the Gospel
As the United States prepares to mark its 250th anniversary, Pastor Robert Jeffress says the nation needs to remember its roots as it looks toward the future. In a message titled "America at the Crossroads,” the First Baptist Dallas senior pastor told his congregation that in 1787, just over a decade.