Top headlines for Wednesday, March 29, 2023

Churches and pastors within the Presbyterian Church of America lifted up The Covenant School in Nashville, Tennessee, in prayer after a 28-year-old trans-identified shooter shot and killed three children and three adults at an elementary school affiliated with the denomination on

Monday morning.

Jeremy Foster, the founder of Hope City Church in Houston, Texas, remains unrepentant after having an extramarital affair and marrying his "affair partner," his estranged oldest daughter claims.

The Judah Smith-led Churchome has been slapped with a class action lawsuit for imposing a tithing policy on employeesin violation of state law.

Tennessee’s Wilson County has filed a lawsuit against Pastor Greg Locke and Global Vision Bible Church for zoning violations and “excessive noise,” but Locke says the church won’t “be bullied" and he will counter-sue the county.

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• Churches, pastors respond to Nashville Christian School Shooting | U.S. News
• Anti-Semitic incidents hit record high in 2022: report | U.S. News
• Police make first arrest following attacks on pregnancy center | Politics News
• Pro-life pregnancy center vandalized again after firebombing | U.S. News
• Activists firebomb pro-life pregnancy center in Buffalo | U.S. News
• Estranged daughter of Jeremy Foster says he is unrepentant | Church & Ministries News
• Churchome forced employees to tithe 10%: lawsuit | Church & Ministries News
• County sues Greg Locke for zoning, noise ordinance violations | Church & Ministries News
• Greg Locke vows to fight county's lawsuit against his church | U.S. News