In-Person Church Comeback, Faith Shifts and Scripture Engagement, Methodist Exodus, Teacher Pronoun Battle

Top headlines for Tuesday, May 16, 2023

We explore the state of in-person church attendance three years after the COVID-19 pandemic, the role of scripture engagement in faith transitions, the mass exodus of congregations from the United Methodist Church in Alabama, and a UK teacher's religious discrimination case involving transgender pronouns. 

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• Number of Americans attending church in-person is rising | U.S. News
• Christians who change faith traditions more Scripture engaged | Church & Ministries News
• Franklin Graham warns LU grads about 'culture of confusion' | U.S. News
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• Tim Keller on the 'cultural crisis' surrounding forgiveness | Church & ministry News
• FBI offers $15K reward to find suspect in pro-life clinic attack | Politics News
• Churches, pro-life orgs vandalized since Supreme Court leak: list | Politics News
• California church shooting suspect facing 98 charges, hate crimes | U.S. News
• 132 North Alabama United Methodist churches leave denomination | Church & Ministries News
• Christian widow accused of blasphemy, facing life in prison | World News
• Teacher fired for not using trans pronouns keeps up legal fight | World News
• Actress Jessica Oyelowo makes album honoring motherhood | Entertainment News