Some Black Southern Baptists Feel Shut Out by White Leaders
A crucial moment could come in June at the SBC’s national meeting in Nashville, Tennessee.
Religion
Vatican Faults Many for McCarrick’s Rise, Spares Pope Francis
The Vatican took the extraordinary step of publishing its two-year investigation into the American prelate’s rise and fall.
Falwell Says He’s Resigned From Liberty University
Falwell stepped down amid conflicting claims about a sexual relationship his wife had with a younger business partner.
High Court Sparks New Battle Over Church-State Separation
Already there’s fierce debate over the decision’s long-term impact.
Supreme Court Lifts Ban on State Aid to Religious Schooling
Montana's highest court had struck down the tax credit.
Wyoming Episcopal Church Foundation Commits $1M for COVID-19 Relief
The board of the foundation intends to host weekly meetings to discern needs in the state.
Houses of Worship Attacked With Deadly Frequency in 2019
Other targets included a synagogue in Southern California and a Buddhist temple in Thailand.
Former Wyoming Catholic Bishop Faces Third Child Abuse Allegation
The diocese reported the allegation to the Cheyenne Police Department and is cooperating with its investigation.
Former Bishop Hart And His Attorney Respond To Abuse Allegations
Cheyenne Bishop Emeritus Joseph Hart's attorney Tom Jubin said Bishop Steven Biegler should know the diocese is not capable with running a criminal investigation.
Wyoming’s ‘Black 14’ Jay Berry Sets The Record Straight
CBS Sports debuts a new documentary for Black History Month on the 11th, about "The Black 14." We revisited 1969 Cowboy football here, and that prompted an email from one of the original 14.