U.S. Justice Department monitoring restrictions on worship

The United States Attorney General is warning state and local governments there could be consequences for cracking down on religious services.

North Texas churches offer online, drive-up services on Easter Sunday

It was a different kind of observance for many Christians on Easter Sunday, as churches across the U.S. prepared online services for their members because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Church organizes parking lot celebration for Fort Worth hospital workers

First responders and church groups were among those who gathered outside some North Texas hospitals to pay tribute to frontline healthcare workers.

North Texas churches stream Good Friday services online during pandemic

Churches are empty this Good Friday and they will remain empty on Easter. But for faith leaders, staying home won’t stop worship.

Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price urging church leaders to close their doors

In a letter to Fort Worth's faith community, Mayor Betsy Price is asking church leaders to close church doors and cancel in-person services at houses of worship based on federal guidelines and on the heels of what some call confusion at the state level.

Nurses gather to pray on rooftops during coronavirus pandemic

As hospital staffs across the country battle the coronavirus outbreak, many are turning to their faith to carry them through long, difficult days.

Local pastor opens up about depression in the age of COVID-19
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One of North Texas' most well-known church leaders talks to Good Day about his own depression and dealing with depression in the age of COVID-19. Jack Graham, the senior pastor of Prestonwood Baptist Church, says this is not a topic a lot of people are ready to talk about.

Bible undamaged as engine fire engulfs truck in Texas: report

A Texas woman’s truck was engulfed in flames Sunday in Deer Park, but she credits some divine intervention – and a little help from the Deer Park Fire Department – for minimizing the damage preventing any injuries to herself and saving her Bible, a report said Monday.

Bishop responds after priest says abortion worse than pedophilia, which 'doesn't kill anyone'

A Roman Catholic bishop in Rhode Island responded to the controversy created by a priest who said abortion is worse than pedophilia and later sought to clarify his comments.