Top headlines for Thursday, July 20, 2023

In today's episode, we examine the controversy surrounding a middle school boy who, competing on a girls' track team, has displaced many female athletes, resulting in a heated debate about fairness and gender in sports, an Oklahoma United Methodist Church congregation gains legal permission to leave the denomination despite resistance from the regional body. We explore the ramifications of this court decision on the faith community. We then shift to UK politics, where a Christian British politician encounters legal hurdles after being suspended from the Conservative Party for criticizing LGBT Pride Month on social media. Lastly, amidst the SAG-AFTRA strike, we focus on 'The Chosen', a show that has been granted an exemption to continue filming.

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Links to the News

• Over 100 female athletes displaced by boy on girls' track team | U.S. News
• Catholic priest in 'stable condition' after machete attack | U.S. News
• UMC conference can’t stop church from disaffiliation, judge rules | Church & Ministries News
• Rhode Island school district allows Good News Clubs after lawsuit | U.S. News
• Christian council member suspended for calling pride a 'sin' | World News
• Evangelist shares 7 lies that can mess up a Christian's faith | Living News
• ‘The Chosen’ becomes first show to receive SAG waiver | Entertainment News