• Oklahoma responders prepare, tell volunteers to wait

• Sovereign Grace sex abuse case dismissed

• Spiritual formation growing online

• Baptists respond to Texas tornadoes

• AU head says IRS scrutiny warranted

• Sexual-abuse resolution proposed for SBC

• SBC leader rejects Boy Scout compromise

• Missional before missional was cool

• Florida editor takes seminary post

• MK charged with campus arson

• Constantine's cross: Should Christians retain a foothold in the emperor's palace? | Economist, 5/21

• Freedom of religion scarce in Iran, China, says State Department | Washington Times, 5/20

• Church of Scotland votes to allow gay ministers | Guardian, 5/20

• Evangelical weakness in gay Boy Scouts debate could hurt GOP | Washington Times, 5/20

• Supreme Court will hear church-state case over prayers at public meetings | Washington Post, 5/20

• Billy Graham isn't finished preaching yet | Raleigh News & Observer, 5/20

• A British strand of Islam is emerging as more people become converts | Economist, 5/18

• Texas legislature passes 'Merry Christmas bill' aimed at giving public schools more leeway to observe traditional winter celebrations | Texas Tribune, 5/17

• Seminary graduates not always ministering from the pulpit | Washington Post, 5/17

• Church of Scotland revises controversial Israel report | BBC, 5/17

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• Survey shows Catholic priests don't like Mass changes

• ANALYSIS: Does religious freedom report need more 'teeth'?

• N.J. priest faces judge for violating ban on access to children

• Godless funerals thrive in 'post-Catholic' Ireland

• Can grief be a mental illness? With new diagnostic changes, maybe

• (Presbyterian) Church of Scotland OK's gay ministers

• Religious groups that claim they were IRS targets

• Anti-Shariah movement changes tactics and gains success

• Humanists find ways to say 'I do' without God