Vanessa Rodriguez

Rare 500 year-old Tyndale Bible up for auction

A rare copy of a William Tyndale English Bible translation will be auctioned off at Sotheby\'s in London in July. The auction price is expected to reach $55,000.

Christian school in Minnesota loses two athletes, brothers in fatal crash

A community of Christian believers in Moorehead, North Dakota is mourning the loss of two students from Park Christian School this week after a fatal car crash took the lives of brothers Zach and Conner Kvalvog.

Demonstrators protest for Saeed Abedini; 1,000 flowers for 1,000 days in prison

A demonstration to mark 1,000 days of unjust imprisonment for American Pastor Saeed Abedini in an Iranian jail takes place today as Christian activists joined for prayer in the nation\'s Capitol fill the building\'s lower western terrace with 1,000 flowers.

Peace, not rioting at Charleston church

The massacre of nine churchgoers Wednesday night at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church was intended to start a race war. Instead, the congregation gathered for Sunday services joined by a racially diverse faith community.

Sheriff faces atheists lawsuit for preaching in uniform

A well-known sheriff in central Florida faces the threat of a law suit from the atheist Freedom from Religion Foundation because he delivered a sermon dressed in full uniform earlier this year.

Free dog food & pet vaccinations show love in needy community

When a community organization asked Trinity Family Ministries to partner for an event to provide care for the pets of area residents in need, the opportunity seemed like a great way to share God\'s love.

ACLU will fight Michigan's new religious liberty laws

The American Civil Liberties Union announced last week that they will legally challenge a package of religious liberty bills Michigan\'s Governor Rick Snyder signed into law June 11.

Boston Mayor establishes gender-neutral restrooms in City Hall

Boston Mayor Martin Walsh signed an executive order June 11 that established two single-stall restrooms outside his office and city council chamber located on the fifth floor of the City Hall building. It is unclear if traditional restrooms will remain in place elsewhere in the building.

Good Samaritan takes his faith beyond the church walls

A single mom called a used car lot last week in search of affordable, reliable transportation. An anonymous passerby overheard her need and prayed about getting involved.

Amazon-sold ISIS magazine included theological justification for torture of Yazidi children

Amazon recently pulled several volumes of Islamic State magazines available for sale through the online retailer for several weeks. The propaganda is largely considered an English-language recruitment tool.