Mark A. Kellner
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Mark A. Kellner is a freelance journalist. He covered the 2024 elections in Nevada for the New York Post and was previously the faith & family reporter for The Washington Times.
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Transgender-Rejecting Irish Teacher Jailed for Returning to School Despite Court Order
The Christian teacher’s refusal to refer to a trans student as ’they‘ led to his dismissal. Yet he returned to the school, saying, ’I have a right to be here.’
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Court Sides With Christian Mission in Dispute Over Hiring According to Religious Beliefs
The suit, which a district court dismissed in 2024, can now move forward in the mission’s bid to hire employees aligned with its beliefs.
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Salvation Army Pastor Crochets Scarves, Gifts for Red Kettle Volunteers
Capt. Steven Salmon learned to crochet so he could make handmade gifts for volunteers.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court Backs Catholic Charities in Rights Battle
Affirming a Supreme Court decision, Wisconsin’s high court ordered the state to grant an unemployment insurance exemption to a Catholic charity.
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New Study Finds Socialism Preferred by One-Third of Churchgoers
The Family Research Council survey found that fewer than half of regular churchgoers reject socialism in favor of capitalism.
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Faith Leaders Urge Trump to Confront Syrian President on Christian Persecution
A roster of American faith leaders urged the president to take up the cause of persecuted Christians in Syria.
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Charles Murray Reflects on Faith, Science, and America’s Cultural Divide
Murray believes that his exploration of faith led him to see a moral weakness in societies that abandon religion altogether.
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US Christian Leaders Welcome Trump’s Spotlighting Persecution in Nigeria
The U.S. president restores the African nation’s status as a ‘country of particular concern,’ suggesting further pressure to protect Christians in Muslim areas.
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US Must Demand CCP Release Jailed Pastor, Advocates Say
The Hudson Institute event urges the Trump administration to tie Beijing talks to freeing a detained church leader.
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Growing Share of Americans Say Religion Is Gaining Influence, Pew Study Finds
The survey of 9,544 adults also suggests an overall shift toward optimism about religion’s place in public life.
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Transgender-Rejecting Irish Teacher Jailed for Returning to School Despite Court Order
The Christian teacher’s refusal to refer to a trans student as ’they‘ led to his dismissal. Yet he returned to the school, saying, ’I have a right to be here.’
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Court Sides With Christian Mission in Dispute Over Hiring According to Religious Beliefs
The suit, which a district court dismissed in 2024, can now move forward in the mission’s bid to hire employees aligned with its beliefs.
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Salvation Army Pastor Crochets Scarves, Gifts for Red Kettle Volunteers
Capt. Steven Salmon learned to crochet so he could make handmade gifts for volunteers.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court Backs Catholic Charities in Rights Battle
Affirming a Supreme Court decision, Wisconsin’s high court ordered the state to grant an unemployment insurance exemption to a Catholic charity.
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New Study Finds Socialism Preferred by One-Third of Churchgoers
The Family Research Council survey found that fewer than half of regular churchgoers reject socialism in favor of capitalism.
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Faith Leaders Urge Trump to Confront Syrian President on Christian Persecution
A roster of American faith leaders urged the president to take up the cause of persecuted Christians in Syria.
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Charles Murray Reflects on Faith, Science, and America’s Cultural Divide
Murray believes that his exploration of faith led him to see a moral weakness in societies that abandon religion altogether.
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US Christian Leaders Welcome Trump’s Spotlighting Persecution in Nigeria
The U.S. president restores the African nation’s status as a ‘country of particular concern,’ suggesting further pressure to protect Christians in Muslim areas.
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US Must Demand CCP Release Jailed Pastor, Advocates Say
The Hudson Institute event urges the Trump administration to tie Beijing talks to freeing a detained church leader.
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Growing Share of Americans Say Religion Is Gaining Influence, Pew Study Finds
The survey of 9,544 adults also suggests an overall shift toward optimism about religion’s place in public life.
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