This week, a study revealed that less than half of murders in the United States are solved. The Texas Supreme Court ruled in favor of a pro-life activist who called abortion “murder.” Meanwhile, a Christian school which came out as “affirming” toward self-professed LGBTQ students last year closed its doors after most of its donors pulled their funds.

This week, branches of the Anglican Church around the world condemned a decision from the Church of England’s General Synod to honor so-called same-sex marriages. A new study revealed that individuals placed on synthetic hormones have an elevated risk for heart attacks and other worrisome health symptoms. Meanwhile, German authorities are seeking to decriminalize abortion and prevent Christians from interceding for their preborn neighbors.

This week, an organization called He Gets Us drew mixed reactions by playing advertisements about Jesus during the Super Bowl. A purported religious revival at a Christian university in Kentucky has garnered nationwide and international attention. Meanwhile, a police officer in Georgia was pressured to resign after he affirmed biblical sexual morality on social media.

This week, President Joe Biden mourned the overturn of Roe v. Wade during his second State of the Union address. The Church of England voted to recognize so-called same-sex marriages as well as “lament and repent” the historic denomination’s failure to embrace the practice. Meanwhile, the state of Oregon is becoming a hotspot for Americans who wish to commit medically assisted suicide.

This week, the Christian baker who runs Masterpiece Cakeshop lost his court case after he was sued for refusing to make a transgenderism-themed confection. Data revealed specifics on how much church attendance declined following government lockdowns and public health mandates. Meanwhile, a golden statue in New York City meant to honor the legacy of late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg provoked significant controversy.

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This week, the Supreme Court issued a statement admitting that they failed to reveal who leaked the draft opinion that would later overturn Roe v. Wade. A series of investigative reports showed that a homosexual couple abused two young boys they were allowed to adopt through a Christian special needs organization. Meanwhile, the FBI offered rewards for information leading to the arrest of individuals who terrorized crisis pregnancy centers last year.

This week, lawmakers in the House of Representatives passed legislation requiring abortion doctors to save the lives of children who survive the procedure. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a resource meant to help schools evaluate LGBTQ inclusion. Meanwhile, CVS and Walgreens announced plans to offer abortion pills.

This week, President Joe Biden decorated the White House with rainbow lights and signed a bill codifying so-called same-sex marriage into federal law. Plans were unveiled to build a $300 million tourist village next to the purported location of Jesus’s baptism. Meanwhile, a Christian taxi driver in India was stabbed multiple times after handing his passenger a gospel tract.

This week, census results in England and Wales showed that less than half of residents identified themselves as Christians. The Episcopal Church has lost nearly one-fifth of its members in a single decade. Meanwhile, two ministers launched “pastor story hour” events at their local libraries in response to the “drag queen story hour” movement.