North Texas churches turning to online, drive-in services due to coronavirus restrictions
North Texas church leaders offered online and drive-in services on Sunday as tighter local and state regulations banned them from having in-person worship services.
Some North Texas churches continue holding in-person services amid coronavirus concerns
Cathedral Guadalupe in Downtown Dallas was nearly empty Sunday morning after the Catholic Diocese of Dallas suspended all public masses through the month.
Catholic Diocese of Dallas, North Texas churches changing services due to coronavirus threat
The Catholic Diocese of Dallas announced it is suspending all public masses through March 30 due to coronavirus concerns.
'Worship is essential': North Texas churches to continue holding services despite coronavirus concerns
Organizations across North Texas are re-thinking their plans to host large gatherings of people.
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.
Some churches taking extra precautions in case coronavirus makes its way to North Texas
Some North Texas churches are taking extra precautions to guard against the spread of coronavirus.
Coughing, Pope Francis tells pilgrims he is skipping retreat because of a cold
Pope Francis said he is skipping a week-long retreat because of a cold.
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.
Former North Texas Catholic priest accused of abusing children, arrested in Missouri
Police in Missouri arrested a former Dallas Catholic priest who was wanted in a sex abuse investigation.
Church pays off more than 800 families' medical bills
A financial burden was lifted for hundreds of families in the east valley when a local church paid off their outstanding medical bills.
Toddler leads preschool lunch prayer before enjoying a meal with classmates
Three-year-old Makhi from Missouri said a prayer for his preschool classmates before they shared lunch together.
Trump to unveil 'new guidance' on expanding prayer in public schools
Trump won white evangelicals by more than 81 percent in the 2016 presidential election, according to exit polls.
United Methodist Church leaders propose plan for separation
United Methodist Church leaders from around the world and across ideological divides unveiled a plan Friday for a new conservative denomination that would split from the church in an attempt to resolve a decades-long dispute over gay marriage and gay clergy.
Elderly man in hospice care granted final wish of being baptized
"He wanted to show he believed more than anything else," Jenis James Grindstaff’s son said.
Houses of worship attacked with deadly frequency in 2019
Around the world, deadly attacks on houses of worship took place with relentless frequency in 2019.
Pope Francis abolishes 'pontifical secret' in clergy sex abuse cases
Pope Francis has abolished the “pontifical secret” used in clergy sexual abuse cases amid mounting criticism.
Church brings Christmas early to students at Northeast Dallas elementary school
More than 600 students at McShan Elementary in Northeast Dallas got an early start to Christmas with a special holiday donation.
Nativity scene outside Claremont church portrays Holy Family separated at the border
A photo of a display taken outside Claremont United Methodist Church which shows the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph separated at the border is going viral.
Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins recalls 1993 Thanksgiving Day wreck that almost killed him
Thanksgiving has a special meaning for Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins.
Church pays off $1.62-million of medical debt for families
“We found out that there’s over $3 million in deferred medical debt in our city,” said Access Church’s lead pastor Jason Burns. "This $3 million is owned by people who live at less than half of the federal poverty line.”



















