Standing in the rotunda of the Texas Capitol on July 22, an interfaith coalition of clergy and lay leaders called on state officials to assert stronger oversight of Immigration and Customs Enforcement after a series of deadly encounters in Texas, Maine and Florida. The gathering, organized by the advocacy network Texas Impact as part of
Parents, pro-life advocates, and religious freedom groups are rallying behind Sarah Morse, a Catholic history teacher in Scotland who says she was summarily dismissed after answering pupils’ questions about abortion from the perspective of her faith, turning a single classroom exchange into a national test case for conscience rights at school. Morse, a 66‑year‑old American-born Catholic
Tim Tebow is moving further into faith-based filmmaking as an executive producer with Lighthouse Verticals, a new mobile-first streaming platform that plans to deliver short, vertical scripted series for faith-and-family audiences when it launches publicly in November 2026. According to a launch announcement distributed by PR firm Shore Fire Media, Lighthouse Verticals is positioning itself as
Netflix is bringing Laura Ingalls Wilder’s frontier world back to screens this week with a reimagined Little House on the Prairie that leans into survival drama, expands its cast, and engages more explicitly with race and history. For many Christian families who grew up with the books and the 1970s TV series, the reboot raises
On the eve of the United States’ 250th anniversary, Pope Leo XIV, the first U.S.-born pontiff, used a live video address to the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia and a formal letter to Americans to argue that true liberty must be measured by how a nation protects human life, welcomes immigrants and safeguards religious freedom.[3][2] Speaking
As the United States marks 250 years of independence, the words “In God We Trust” on every dollar bill invite a fresh look at where this motto came from and what it now means for Christians living between church and state.[1][2] Far from being a phrase penned by the Founding Fathers, the inscription grew out
The BBC has commissioned a new four-part landmark factual series exploring the life and world of Jesus Christ, promising a visually rich, research-driven portrait of Jesus and the turbulent era in which he lived, with broadcast planned for 2027 on BBC television and iPlayer according to an announcement on the corporation’s media site.[BBC Mediacentre][TellyMix] In its