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Religious
Christian Mobilization Effort Reaches One Million ‘to Pray and Vote’ Ahead of 2026 Primary Season
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- By Christians Engaged
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — A Christian nonprofit has announced today that it reached its “one million Christians” milestone for mobilizing the church to pray, vote and engage in every U.S. election – ahead of critical primary elections that begin in March 2026.
“Christians are called to be salt and light in our culture,” said Bunni Pounds, founder and president of Christians Engaged, whose state-of-the-art voter mobilization network has reached more than one million Americans across all 50 states, employing “reminders through texts and emails around state and local elections.”
“While the American church has grown apathetic in its stewardship of our rights and liberties,” Pounds said, “reaching this milestone signals that Christians are waking up to demonstrating tangible expressions of their faith by stepping into the voting booth, the ballot box, and the halls of civic engagement.”
City of Coffeyville Retreats After Constitutional Challenge Over Religious Use of Property
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- By Military Bible Association
Churches of Coffeyville Unite to Defend Religious Rights
COFFEYVILLE — The City of Coffeyville has formally withdrawn its attempt to classify an active ministry property as “vacant” and impose escalating annual penalties after the action triggered constitutional scrutiny and a formal legal challenge.
The City’s enforcement of Ordinance No. G-25-04 threatened a $500 annual fee, compounded year after year, unless the property—actively used for ministry and chaplaincy work—was registered as vacant. The building was neither abandoned nor vacant.
When Rev. Dr. James F. Linzey, a retired U.S. Army chaplain, a Wounded Veteran and pastor of Coffeyville Worship Center, went to City Hall to correct the record, the inquiry raised immediate alarm.
Largest Catholic Account on Instagram Banned for 'Harassment and Bullying' — But Instagram Lied and Said 'Intellectual Property'
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- By Catholic Connect Inc.
HOUSTON, Texas — Instagram told Catholic Connect — the largest Catholic organization account in the United States — that it was banned for “intellectual property violations.” Then Catholic Connect discovered the truth: Instagram told the person who reported the account that it was banned for “harassment and bullying.” They gave us one reason and our accuser another. Someone at Instagram skipped the Eighth Commandment.
“They claimed IP violations but gave us nothing — no posts, no complaints, no evidence. Then we discovered they told our accuser something completely different: ‘harassment and bullying.’ One ban. Two stories. Zero credibility. We have the screenshots to prove it,” said Richy Orozco, Founder of Catholic Connect Inc.
Are American Churches Becoming Pastored by AI?
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- By Joshua Arnold - The Washington Stand
American pastors are becoming increasingly comfortable using artificial intelligence in ministry, according to a 2025 survey prepared by AI company Exponential. According to “The 2025 State of AI in the Church Survey Report,” 91% of ministry leaders surveyed declared themselves “for … the use of AI in ministry work” (up from 87% in 2024), 61% of respondents used AI at least weekly (up from 25% in 2024), and 25% used AI daily (up from 13% in 2024).
Is this increased use of AI positive or negative? In answer to a question about their “perspective on AI as it relates to ministry,” 30% of survey respondents said it was positive, 5% called it inherently dangerous, and 65% viewed it as a “neutral tool,” whose “impact depends entirely on how it’s used.” (Notably, 0% of respondents chose the fourth option provided, which is that AI is irrelevant to ministry — a fact discussed further below.)
Christian Leaders Rally on US Capitol Steps to Thank President Trump for Nigeria Action; Demand Congress Act on 'Existential Threat' to Christians
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- By Christian Defense Coalition
WASHINGTON — A powerful coalition of American Christian leaders will hold a prayer vigil and news conference on the steps of the U.S. Capitol this Friday, November 14, 2025, at 11:00 AM, to offer gratitude for President Donald J. Trump’s designation of Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern (CPC) and to urge Congress to immediately prioritize legislative measures to defend persecuted Christians.
The group will gather on the southeastern steps of the United States Capitol, which is the House of Representative’s side.
The group will also be displaying a large banner which says; “Protect The Persecuted Church.”
Churches Ignite Hope as Ukraine Faces ‘Weaponized’ Winter
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- By Press Release
Local churches bring ‘Heat & Hope’ as Ukrainians shiver into fourth winter of war
LOVES PARK, Ill. — Ukraine faces a winter of “frozen peril” — a looming humanitarian emergency marked by power blackouts and bone-chilling temperatures as people struggle to stay warm.
For the fourth consecutive year, winter itself is being “weaponized” to cause suffering on a massive scale, with drone attacks crippling power plants and gas facilities, leaving millions without electricity or heat.
“You can imagine what that means for families already displaced and hungry,” said Eric Mock, vice president of ministry operations for Slavic Gospel Association (SGA). “No light, no heat, no way to cook food or keep warm.”
Church Safety Conference to Equip Faith Leaders with Practical Security, Mental Health, and Emergency Response Skills
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- By The Church Safety Guys
LANSING, Mich. — The Church Safety Conference, a one-day event dedicated to helping churches and faith communities strengthen physical security, mental health support, and emergency preparedness, will take place on November 21nd and 22nd at Graham Church. The conference brings together safety professionals, clergy, counselors, and volunteers for hands-on training, expert panels, and practical tools tailored to houses of worship of all sizes.
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