As the nation celebrates Independence Day, a new survey shows religious Americans are more patriotic than the non-religious.

Great Britain–While on a public sidewalk in front of the Centre Court Complex during the Wimbledon Tennis Championships, an American preacher was arrested, fingerprinted, had DNA samples taken and then interrogated, after a woman out shopping called the police to complain that she was offended by what was being said.

The Heartland Region (Oklahoma and Kansas) of the Church of God recently announced their intentions to relocate regional offices to Edmond, Oklahoma.

It doesn’t bother me anymore to hear a phone ringing during a church service. It’s part of life in the 21st century. But I’ll admit I was shocked last month when I heard a ringtone while I was preaching—and a woman seated in the third row pulled her phone out of her purse and began a lengthy conversation as if she were in the waiting room of a beauty parlor.

More than 2,000 members of the Crystal Cathedral gathered for a final service in their famed glass house this weekend.

NBC is praying that its pick up of popular cable miniseries The Bible will improve its ratings, a move that analysts have pegged as a low-risk gamble for the struggling U.S. television network.

Since the launch of the Church of God World Missions Marcelly’s Dream Project on November 11, 2012, the compelling story of Jesus appearing in a dream to a 7-year-old girl telling her she would preach the gospel to children in Africa has created a groundswell of ministry and support.

According to a recent study conducted by The Pew Forum, a national non-profit organization, which examines issues concerning religion and American society, nearly one in four Americans say they no longer believe in God, but thanks to a local sign company, residents across the nation will now be compelled to think and wonder about God again.

A pro-life student group filed a federal lawsuit Friday against the University at Buffalo for charging the group unconstitutional fees in order to exercise its freedom of speech.