Top headlines for Monday, June 12, 2023

A recent study suggests that absent fathers play a significant role in the declining number of Christians. Meanwhile, the Girl Scouts have introduced an LGBT patch for those who attend pride parades. In the world of literature, Christian author and publisher Elizabeth Sherrill has passed away at the age of 95. The president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary has resigned from his position. On a different note, a funeral home has sparked controversy by offering assisted suicide services for $700. Lastly, an entertainment news piece highlights how faith played a role in the perseverance of the creator of 'Flamin' Hot' chips.

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• Absent fathers major reason why Christians are declining: study | Church & Ministries News
• Girl Scouts offers LGBT patch for attending pride parades | U.S. News
• Charges dropped against street preacher arrested at pride protest | U.S. News
• Street preacher arrested for reading Bible verses at LGBT pride | U.S. News
• Daniel Mayfield filmed girls ‘as young as 14’ in church bathroom | U.S. News
• Christian author and publisher Elizabeth Sherrill dies at 95 | Living News
• Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary president resigns | Church & Ministries News
• Funeral home offers assisted suicide services for $700 | World News
• 'Flamin' Hot' reveals how faith helped chip creator persevere | Entertainment News