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Washington AG Bob Ferguson Tells Seattle Christian U: Submit Papers over LGBTQ Hiring Discrimination Probe
Bob Ferguson, Washington state's Attorney General, recently ordered the Seattle Pacific University (SPU) to submit documents relevant to an ongoing probe into the latter's alleged gender-based hiring discrimination. 
New Orleans Baptist Pastor Sues Local Utility Board Over ‘Improper Service Removal’
Rev. Jack Battiste, pastor of the New Testament Baptist Church in New Orleans, has sued the local utility board for alleged illegal removal of service in his Tupelo Street property. 
Over 500 Christian Nurses, Doctors Triumph in Historic COVID Shot Mandate Class Action Suit
Over 500 Christian healthcare workers, including nurses and doctors, recently won their class action lawsuit against NorthShore University HealthSystem. With it, healthcare workers stand to get over $10.3 million in damages in a historic first-of-its-kind court case settlement over a violation of re… 
Queen Elizabeth II Tells 15th Lambeth Conference Anglican Bishops: ‘It’s a Time of Great Need for God’s Love’
Queen Elizabeth II, Britain's longest-serving monarch, sent a message on Aug. 3 to the Anglican bishops attending the 15th Lambeth Conference in Canterbury. The monarch told the Anglican bishops that the conference's schedule is happening at "a time of great need for the love of God - both in word a… 
Christian Org Bats for Legislation To Curb Hate Speech, Sectarianism in Egypt After Attack on Christian Man, Son
Christian Solidarity Worldwide has issued a call for the Egyptian government's action following a brutal knife attack against a Christian man and his son. 
Anglican Bishops Tackle ‘Hard Issues’ on Anglican Identity During Global Conference in Canterbury
In the ongoing Lambeth Conference at Canterbury, England, over 650 Anglican bishops are taking 'hard issues' head on as they shift focus towards their faith's identity. 
Shelby County Juvenile Court Starts Evidentiary Hearing on 2 Minors Involved in Memphis Pastor’s Robbery-Slay
Magistrate Erguden, the Shelby County Juvenile Court judge, had kickstarted the evidentiary hearing to determine whether the two minors charged n the robbery-slay of Rev. Autura Eason-Williams would be charged as juveniles or as adults. 
Black Council Of Windsor-Essex Tells Local Leaders: ‘Do More’ To Mend Relationships In Black Community
The Black Council of Windsor-Essex told local leaders to “do more” so the community could mend the broken relationship in the municipality’s Black community. 
Jonesboro UMC Breaks Away From United Methodist Church Over Brewing Homosexuality Row
The Jonesboro First United Methodist Church (FUMC) managed to secure 944 Yes votes versus 412 No votes on whether the church should separate from the United States' second-largest Protestant group over a homesexuality debate. 
Christian Legal Group Makes Last-Ditch Bid To Save Life Of Archie Battersbee, UK Boy In Coma
Christian Legal Centre, a UK-based nonprofit, has thrown in a last-ditch attempt to help stop the impending withdrawal of treatment of Archie Battersbee. 
Who Is Ron Sider? Evangelical Author Dies At 82 After Years Of Social Action Advocacy, Fighting For The Poor
Ronald "Ron" Sider, author of "Rich Christians in an Age of Hunger," died Wednesday night following a cardiac arrest. He was 82. 
Former Parishioner Says Brooklyn Pastor Whitehead ‘Stole’ Her $90K Life Savings
Pauline Anderson, 56, told the court that Whitehead 'stole' from her $90,000. Anderson said that money is practically her entire life savings, which she intends to use for her retirement. 
Police Issue Multiple Raps To 2nd Teen Over Memphis Methodist Pastor’s Death
Memphis police have charged another teen suspect, a 15-year-old male, with carjacking, first-degree murder, and other raps for his alleged involvement in the robbery and killing of a Methodist pastor. 
Tennessee Pastor Tells Congregation Members To Ditch Masks Or Risk Being Kicked Out Of Church
Greg Locke, a pastor based in Nashville, Tennessee, told his congregation members that they should refrain from attending church services if they did not want to get booted out. 
Rapper 50 Cent Reacts To News Of Brooklyn Pastor’s $1M Armed Robbery Loss
American rap royalty 50 Cent (real name: Curtis James Jackson III) took to Twitter on July 26, stating his disbelief about the million-dollar armed robbery involving a controversial Brooklyn pastor and his wife.
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