Senate passes measure to allow Indiana schools to hire chaplains
Faith and Religion
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Senate passes measure to allow Indiana schools to hire chaplains
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Anderson University announces incoming president
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Indiana Supreme Court considers expanding liability protection for religious groups
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Indiana Supreme Court won’t hear appeal in RFRA abortion case, choosing ‘wait-and-see’ approach
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Operation Love Ministries readies to launch education program about poverty and services
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Local prosecutor criticizes Rokita’s antisemitism training as political grandstanding
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Anderson University president announces 2025 retirement
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Southern Baptists oppose IVF procedure at Indianapolis convention
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Indiana appeals court rules abortion ban likely violates religious freedom protections
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Governor Holcomb says bill to define, ban antisemitism doesn’t go far enough
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SCOTUS declines to hear appeal of Indiana couple who lost custody of transgender child
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Governor Holcomb weighing concerns about antisemitism bill as deadline to sign it approaches
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Religious education bill – with school chaplains language – one step closer to governor’s desk
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Bill to put chaplains in schools derailed – but language added to religious instruction measure
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Academic exemptions struck from proposal for religious education during school
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Lawmakers consider bill to allows religious education during school hours
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Lawmakers debate merits, concerns with bill to allow chaplains in public schools
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Antisemitism bill unanimously passed by the Indiana House, now moves to the Senate
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Indiana Catholics react to Vatican decision on blessing same-sex couples
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Appeals court hears arguments in religious freedom challenge to Indiana abortion ban
