Day: August 15, 2026
19 articles
Philip PhiMadison’s New Men’s Homeless Shelter to Open Next Month Amid Capacity Concerns
Madison, Wis. — The community gathered for a first look inside Madison’s new men’s homeless shelter on Bartillon Drive, a facility that city leaders and service providers hope...
Rabbis Urge NYC Mayor Mamdani to Modify Israel Rhetoric Amid Concerns of Harm to Jewish Community
In a private meeting at New York City Hall, Jewish clergy from diverse denominations conveyed a unified message to Mayor Zohran Mamdani: his public rhetoric on Israel is...
Southern Baptist Abuse Crisis Continues Despite Johnny Hunt Lawsuit Dismissal | The Roys Report
In a significant legal development, a federal judge recently dismissed the final claim in a defamation lawsuit filed by former Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) President Johnny Hunt. Hunt,...
“Exploring the Symbolism of Trees in Zionism: Insights from The Jerusalem Post on Bal Tash’hit and Environmental Ethics”
In a thought-provoking exploration of ancient wisdom and modern practice, the Jerusalem Post sheds light on the Torah’s nuanced approach to resource management, particularly concerning trees. The principle...
Churches Endorsing in Elections While IRS Oversight Lapses, Report Finds
In recent developments, several churches have been identified as potentially violating the Johnson Amendment, a federal law prohibiting churches and nonprofits from engaging in political campaign activities. This...
Church Faces Formal Investigation into Allegations of Bullying and Power Abuse by Head Pastor
In recent months, a small church community in Seoul has faced significant turmoil, culminating in a violent split, a formal investigation into allegations of bullying, and the tragic...
Philippines Church Leader Charged with Sex-Trafficking by U.S. Prosecutors
In a significant development, U.S. prosecutors have announced sex-trafficking charges against Apollo Carreon Quiboloy, the founder of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ, The Name Above Every Name (KOJC),...
Evanston’s Lake Street Church to Renovate and Reopen Hilda’s Place Homeless Shelter with $6.5 Million in Funding
In a significant development for Evanston, the Lake Street Church is set to renovate and reopen Hilda’s Place, a shelter that has been a cornerstone for the community...
“Amotz Asa-El’s Book Examines Jewish Political Challenges Across Millennia”
In a thought-provoking exploration of Jewish history and politics, Amotz Asa-El’s book, “The Jewish March of Folly,” delves into the recurring themes of internal conflict and political challenges...
