DOJ Sued Over Pro-Abortion Vandalism, American Missionary Released After 6 Years, Israel Stops Ban on Sharing the Gospel

Top headlines for Saturday, March 25, 2023

The U.S. Department of Justice is being sued over what plaintiffs describe as an inadequate response to violence against churches and pro-life pregnancy centers as pro-abortion vandalism continues across the U.S.

A California missionary and a French journalist abducted in Niger by an Islamic terrorist group have been released.

The largest United Methodist Church congregation in Michigan has voted to leave the mainline Protestant denomination over the ongoing debate over homosexuality and same-sex marriage.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says that his government will not pass a bill that would criminalize Christian evangelism, a proposal that drew concern from American Evangelicals.

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Links to the News

• DOJ sued over response to pro-abortion vandalism | Politics News
• Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade in abortion ruling | Politics News
• American missionary abducted in Niger released after 6 years | World News
• Christian college mourns student killed by drunk driver | U.S. News
• Michigan's largest UMC congregation votes to leave denomination | Church & Ministries News
• Methodists in Eastern Europe, Eurasia planning to leave UMC | Church & Ministries News
• West Texas A&M president cancels 'derisive, divisive' drag show | U.S. News
• Israel won’t pass ban on sharing the Gospel, Netanyahu says | World News