Hannah Britanico Articles
Nigerian Catholics Speak of the Struggle of Growing Christian Persecution
In light of the growing Christian persecution in Nigeria, Sisters of St. Louis Sr., Agnes Adeluyi, recounted the horror that happened in Owo. 
Singer Jake Wesley Rogers Creatively Laments LGBTQ+ Coming Out Struggle in 'Cause of a Scene' Song
On Oct. 1, singer Jake Wesley Rogers uploaded on YouTube the official audio of his song "Cause of a Scene," wherein he creatively narrates the struggle of coming out. 
Tiktok Sensations: Miami Boys Choir's Viral Video Introduces Orthodox Pop Into Pop Culture
Over the last two weeks, the Miami Boys Choir has transformed from being a popular singing group within the Orthodox Jewish world to a viral sensation on TikTok. 
Small Church Pastors Myths: What Some People Think About Leaders in Non-Prominent Churches
Matt Henslee, the Associational Mission Strategist for the Collin Baptist Association in Texas, has debunked some of the myths that some people think about small church pastors. 
Trans Religious Leaders Use Bible to Preach Gender Inclusivity
Shannon Kearns, the first openly transgender man ordained in the old Catholic Church, as well as other religious leaders, have re-centered Bible stories around transgender people. 
Nomads on a Mission: Old Methodist Couple Dedicates Divine Service to UMC Ministry
Since 2017, Rev. Duane Gebhard and Jennifer Therkilsen-Gebhard have acted as volunteers for Nomads on a Mission, Active in Divine Service. 
Pope Addresses Youth's Part in Economic Paradigm Shift
In the Economy of Francesco event in Assisi, the Pope addressed the young people gathered that they have a role to play in the economy. 
Hillvue Heights Church Holds 41 Baptisms Over the Weekend
As part of Godstock, Hillvue Heights Church held 41 baptisms, including the oldest grandson of Lead Pastor Steve Ayers. 
Weaponizing God's Word: LGBTQ+ Ally and Researcher Probes on Biblical Mistranslations
For decades, the Bible has been used as a "sacred weapon" to oppress the LGBTQ+ community. 
New Zealand Court Acknowledges COVID-19 Church Restrictions
New Zealand’s High Court ruled that the COVID-19 restrictions imposed on religious congregations were not unlawful.
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