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John Nelson

Empire, Alabama cult raid raises big questions

A rural Alabama campsite became the center of a federal investigation after authorities raided a religious group whose leader claims to be the reincarnation of Jesus. The group, called “More than the Prophet Ministries,” had been living in Empire for months, drawing followers from across the country. The raid uncovered a firearm and marijuana, and three members were arrested for refusing to identify themselves. The involvement of Homeland Security hints at deeper concerns beyond local disputes. This situation really highlights the tension between unconventional communities and law enforcement. What do you think about the balance between religious freedom and public safety in cases like this? #Religion #AlabamaNews #CommunitySafety

Teresa Graham

Monks bring Walk for Peace to Georgia streets

Seeing Buddhist monks walking for peace right through our Georgia neighborhoods is something you don’t witness every day. Nineteen monks, led by Bhikkhu Pannakara, are trekking 2,300 miles from Texas to D.C., and their journey is turning local streets into places of unity and hope. Folks are coming out not to protest or argue, but to share food, prayers, and a sense of calm. It’s a powerful reminder that even in uncertain times, we can gather for something positive. Have you spotted the monks or joined a peace gathering? Let’s talk about what this means for our community. #Religion #WalkForPeace #Georgia

Lindsay Wood

Start 2026 with Jamal Bryant’s inspiring challenge

Pastor Jamal Bryant from New Birth Missionary Baptist Church is kicking off 2026 with a powerful message for everyone: let’s make this year about real change, not just resolutions. He’s urging us to look beyond quick fixes and focus on what truly matters—building stronger connections, supporting each other, and making a lasting impact in our community. Bryant’s reflections on last year remind us that growth happens when we come together and lift each other up. What’s one thing you want to see change in our community this year? Let’s talk about how we can make it happen together! #Religion #NewYear2026 #CommunityChange

Teresa Graham

Pastor’s Epic Walk for Peace Hits Atlanta

Pastor Corey Brooks is literally walking across America for peace—and he just made it to Atlanta! Starting in Times Square, he’s on a mission to spread hope, unity, and community vibes. It’s all about bringing people together, one step at a time. Can you imagine walking that far for a cause? Seriously inspiring! #Religion #PeaceWalk #Atlanta

lmiles

Austin park incident sparks city policy review

A recent incident at an Austin park has pushed city officials and police to take a closer look at how they handle religious harassment. Local Muslim families say they were targeted, and now the city is reevaluating its approach to ensure everyone feels safe and welcome in public spaces. This move by the city and police is being welcomed by advocacy groups, but it also raises important questions about how communities can better protect each other from discrimination. What changes would you like to see in how Austin handles these situations? #Religion #Austin #CommunitySafety

Pamela Marshall

Atlanta pastor claps back at dress critics

When Pastor Jamal Bryant’s wife, Dr. Karri Turner, wore a flesh-toned gown to a major fundraiser, online critics zeroed in on her outfit instead of the $4 million raised for HBCUs. Bryant set the record straight from the pulpit, saying he bought the dress and loved it—reminding everyone that context matters and that his wife’s choices are nobody else’s business. The real headline? The event was the largest UNCF fundraiser in the country. Should we be focusing more on community impact than wardrobe choices? Let’s talk about what really matters. #Religion #Atlanta #CommunityMatters

John Nelson

Crans-Montana NYE Tragedy Shocks All

Can you imagine ringing in the New Year at a ski resort and suddenly everything turns into a nightmare? That’s what happened in Crans-Montana, Switzerland, where a fire at a packed NYE party killed dozens and left over 100 injured. King Charles even sent a heartfelt message to Switzerland, calling it ‘utterly heartbreaking.’ The cause is still a mystery, and the whole country is reeling. Just devastating. #Religion #CransMontana #NewYearsEve

Pamela Marshall

Ancient Bathtub Found in Ephesus?!

Imagine stumbling on a 2,000-year-old marble bathtub in a city straight out of the Bible! Archaeologists in Ephesus just uncovered a Roman-era tub (almost 5 feet long!) that once belonged to a super-wealthy family. Even wilder? They found a statue torso that had been recycled as a paving stone. Ephesus keeps serving up surprises—who knew ancient home renos could be this epic? #Religion #Ephesus #Archaeology

Michelle Jackson

Candace Cameron Bure’s Hollywood Secret

Candace Cameron Bure just got real about what keeps her grounded in the middle of Hollywood’s chaos. She says her faith is her anchor, even when the spotlight is blinding and the gossip is loud. Instead of chasing fame, she’s all about staying humble and keeping her eyes on what matters most to her—God. Love her honesty about not letting the glitz get to her head! #Religion #CandaceCameronBure #Hollywood

Matthew Barnes

Mary Cosby Docuseries Drops Bombshells

You won’t believe the wild claims in TLC’s new docuseries about Mary Cosby from Real Housewives of Salt Lake City. Former church members spill all about alleged spiritual manipulation, emotional abuse, and being pressured to give big money. Even Mary’s own cousin says the church got super controlling after she married her step-grandfather. The drama is next-level—think public shaming, fear tactics, and a $300k mortgage gone! This is one reality scandal you have to see to believe. #Religion #MaryCosby #RHOSLC

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