Fuller Seminary reaffirms historic LGBTQ stance

Fuller Seminary reaffirms historic LGBTQ stance*
Christianity Today: Some at the evangelical institution wanted to allow same-sex relationships, but trustees voted to maintain “historic theological understanding.”

Gareld Duane Rollins, whose lawsuit sparked a Southern Baptist abuse reckoning, has died
Religion News Service: Rollins, who had long suffered from health issues, accused SBC leader and GOP activist Paul Pressler of years of abuse.

Can Pope Leo retain US citizenship while leading a foreign government?
The Guardian: The US State Department says on its website that it may “actively review” status of Americans who “serve as a foreign head of state.”

‘Duck Dynasty’ patriarch and conservative cultural icon Phil Robertson dies
The Associated Press: Phil Robertson, who turned his small duck calling interest in the sportsman’s paradise of northern Louisiana into a big business and conservative cultural phenomenon, died Sunday, according to his family. He was 79.

The Supreme Court rejects a plea to block a copper mine on land in Arizona that’s sacred to Apaches
The Associated Press: The Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected an appeal from Apaches who are fighting to halt a massive copper mining project on federal land in Arizona that they hold sacred.

Sarah McCammon, "The Exvangelicals"

 

 

Journalist Sarah McCammon talks about her upbringing and why young adults like herself are leaving the evangelical church.

The End of Rule of Law in America

 

In this episode of The Stakes, host Brad Rourke speaks with Kettering Foundation Senior Fellow J. Michael Luttig, former US Court of Appeals judge and conservative legal scholar. Luttig issues a stark warning: the United States may have little left of its constitutional democracy by the 2026 midterms. Drawing from his recent article in The Atlantic, Luttig argues that the first 100 days of President Trump’s second term constitute an unprecedented legal and institutional assault. He outlines how executive actions—ranging from tariffs and deportations to attacks on the Federal Reserve and attempts to commandeer federal elections—lack constitutional or statutory authority. With Congress unwilling and the Supreme Court unable to check his power, “There is nothing to stop this president for the next three and a half years other than the American people,” says Luttig.

Rock Church Swahili 05.25.2025

 

May 25, 2025 at Rock Church Swahili for a powerful time of worship,prayer,and the word! Whether you're attending in person or joint us via live stream, we invite you to experience God's presence and grow in faith.

King Charles in Canada: Why this isn't just any royal visit

 

King Charles’s latest trip to Canada will be his shortest, but possibly most symbolic. CBC's chief correspondent Adrienne Arsenault breaks down why this isn’t just any royal visit.

Why is Generosity Worth It?

Create Church San Diego

Based in North Park, we’re all about real faith and real community. Whether you're exploring faith or looking to grow, you’ll find teaching that challenges and encourages you. We believe everyone was made to create-real connections with the creator, healthy lives, fulfilling careers, and loving relationships.

The Sistine Chapel Explained (Full 3D Virtual Tour)

 

The Papal chapel where the Conclave takes place is one of the most important artistic spaces in the world. Understand the Sistine Chapel's architectural character and all the hidden meanings behind its frescoes, including Michelangelo's ceiling and Last Judgment. Join me as we explore the interior of the chapel in more detail than ever before.

Meet Fr. Martin Achi Yusuf, O.S.A. - Associate Pastor-Saint Patrick Catholic Parish

 Meet Fr. Martin Achi Yusuf, O.S.A.

Dear Parish Family,

With joy and gratitude, I introduce myself to you as I begin my ministry here in the noble parish of St. Patrick, San Diego. I am Fr. Martin Achi Yusuf, O.S.A., an Augustinian priest filled with love for the Church, a passion for education, and a heart ready to serve God’s people.

I was born on October 1st, 1989, in Nigeria, and my journey of faith and formation with the Augustinians began in 2010. After completing my primary and secondary education in Jos, Plateau State, I pursued a
Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy at St. Thomas Aquinas Major Seminary, Makurdi, and a Bachelor’s degree in Theology at St. Augustine's Major Seminary, Jos. I later earned a Diploma in Education from the National Teacher’s Institute in Kaduna.

I made my First Profession of Vows on July 27, 2015, my Solemn Profession on November 13, 2019, was ordained a Deacon on December 23, 2019, and a Priest on September 26, 2020. Since then, I have had the blessing of serving in various pastoral and educational roles,most recently in San Francisco, where I was deeply enriched by the faith of the people I served.

Now, God has brought me here to San Diego, and I am excited to begin this new chapter with you. I bring with me an open heart, a deep appreciation for the liturgy, and a special love for family ministry.
I believe every parish is a family, and I look forward to growing in faith, hope, and love alongside each of you.

Thank you for welcoming me with such warmth in the masses I celebrated last two Sundays. I humbly ask for your prayers as I begin this ministry among you, and know that you are already in mine. May the Lord bless us all in the journey ahead.

In Christ and St. Augustine,
Fr. Martin Achi Yusuf, O.S.A

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Covenant Presbyterian Church

Covenant Church at 30th & Howard  is a Christian church in the tradition of the Protestant Reformation and allied with the EPC [The Evangelical Presbyterian Church] We believe the Scriptures to be the infallible Word of God and our final authority in faith and practice, and we find the historic creeds of the early church (the Apostles’ Creed and Nicene Creed) to be vital expressions of the most important tenets of the global church universal. When the EPC started in 1981, we determined that we would not disagree on the basic essentials of the Christian faith, but on anything that was not essential—such as the issue of ordaining women as officers or practicing charismatic gifts—we would give each other liberty. Above all, we committed ourselves to loving each other and not engaging in quarrels and strife. The result is that when we get together in our regional and national meetings, we spend most of our time in worship and fellowship and almost none in arguing with each other.

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Renew San Diego

Since Easter of 2018 we’ve met weekly on Sundays and developed our capacity to serve our neighbors, especially those in great need spiritually, physically or emotionally. At Renew, you’ll find a community that reflects the diversity of center-city San Diego. We welcome and include people of every ethnicity and culture, believing and unbelieving (most of us a mixture of these), wealthy and poor, inclusive of sexual orientation and marital status.