church
Coverage of church in the Nexus archive.
- Former Orange County church employee sentenced to 40 years for secretly recording children using spyware
A California man previously employed by an Orange County church was sentenced to 40 years in prison for secretly recording children using spyware and directing juvenile victims to produce child sexual abuse material. Jacob Melvin Hart, 46, of San Juan Capistrano, pleaded guilty to attempted production of visual depictions involving sexual exploitation.
- Large church fire in Troy appears to be a 'total loss'
The Troy Church of Christ has been burning since 3 a.m., requiring fire crews to work through the early morning hours on Thursday. The large church fire in Troy appears to be assessed as a total loss.
- [US] Paypig wanted me to donate portion of money he sent
A person, referred to as a 'paypig,' sent money via digital check and pressured the poster into donating a portion of it to a church using Cash App. After encountering lies and threats from this individual, the submitted funds were temporarily held by the bank due to risk evaluation detecting potential issues with the check's payment status.
- Longest-serving congresswoman, 80, taken to hospital after hit-and-run accident while on her way to church
The longest-serving congresswoman, 80, was hospitalized after a hit-and-run accident while en route to church.
- Community relations committee questions CMPD’s investigation into death of 16-year-old found hanging at Charlotte church
The Charlotte Mecklenburg Community Relations Committee is questioning the Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department's (CMPD) investigation into the death of 16-year-old Juliana Nzita, found hanging at a church. CMPD ruled the death a suicide with no signs of foul play, but the family has requested an autopsy and hired an attorney.
- Mother of 4 dies after salmonella on Kenya mission trip: 'She loved others genuinely'
A Virginia mother of four who traveled to Kenya on a church-supported mission trip has died after contracting salmonella, according to her family. The family described her as someone who loved others genuinely.
- Mother of 4 dies after salmonella on Kenya mission trip: 'She loved others genuinely'
A Virginia mother of four died after contracting salmonella during a church-supported mission trip to Kenya. Her family described her as someone who genuinely loved others.
- A Bay Area Pastor Made an A.I. Twin to Talk About God at Any Time
Justin Lester, a Bay Area pastor, created an A.I. duplicate of himself to address the growing needs of his church, enabling people to engage with it about God at any time. Usage of the A.I. twin has increased daily.
- Church is forced to move service to nearby cafe after catapult-wielding youths 'fire ball bearings through windows' as they aim for pigeons
A church was forced to relocate its service to a nearby cafe after youths used catapults to fire ball bearings through windows, targeting pigeons. The incident disrupted the church's normal operations and required a venue change for safety.
- Iredell County woman accused of embezzling thousands from church cemetery fund
Jamie Shore, 58, of Cleveland, is accused of embezzling $9,700 from a church's cemetery fund in Iredell County, leading to four felony charges and her arrest on July 27 with a $10,000 secured bond.
- ‘Beloved’: Mother of 4 dies after contracting salmonella on church trip
A Virginia mother of four, Ayla Garcia, died after contracting a severe salmonella infection during a church mission trip to Kenya. Her pre-existing sickle cell disease worsened the infection, which spread to her kidneys, liver, and blood. Family members confirmed her death and are raising funds to repatriate her body for burial.
- Suspect arrested after school-style bus allegedly stolen from Colorado Springs church
Deputies with the Fremont County Sheriff's Office recovered a stolen school-style bus in the Penrose area that had been reported taken from a church in Colorado Springs. The suspect was arrested following the recovery.
- ‘Very concerning’: Mother of 4 fighting for her life after contracting salmonella on church trip
A Virginia mother of four, Ayla Garcia, is hospitalized in Kenya after contracting a severe salmonella infection during a church mission trip. Her condition has worsened due to complications from sickle cell disease, requiring ICU care, blood transfusions, and dialysis. Her family is fundraising over $250,000 for medical evacuation and hospital costs.
- Vernon Hills man accused of making terrorist threats against local high school, church
A man from Vernon Hills is accused of making terrorist threats against a local high school and a church. He is facing charges related to these alleged threats.
- Recognize them? Rutherford County deputies seek suspects in $14,300 church theft
Rutherford County deputies are seeking suspects in a $14,300 theft of roofing materials and tools from a church. Authorities are asking for public assistance to identify those responsible.
- Mass shooting outside Detroit church rattles community
A mass shooting occurred outside a Detroit church, causing community shock. A funeral director discussed the incident outside his funeral home with FOX 2.
- 79-year-old woman struck and killed by car in East Flatbush
A 79-year-old woman was struck and killed by a car in East Flatbush. She was a regular at her local church and volunteered at the food pantry for many years.
- Gunmen kidnap Benue pastor, church members
Gunmen have kidnapped a pastor and church members in Benue. The Church expressed heavy-hearted concern but confidence in God's sovereignty regarding the abduction.
- Downtown Austin restaurant employee reportedly stabbed customer, court documents say
A server at Bob's Steak and Chop House in Downtown Austin was arrested after reportedly stabbing a customer. Witnesses stated the server recognized the guest from church.
- 2007–2009—The Global Financial Crisis and the Birth of Bitcoin
The article traces the 2007–2009 Global Financial Crisis to earlier economic events like the 2000 dot-com bubble burst and the 2003 housing bubble, which were fueled by loose monetary policy and speculative investments. It connects these crises to the eventual creation of Bitcoin as a response to systemic financial instability.
- Gallatin leaders make decision on proposed sparkler ban
Gallatin city officials decided against banning sparklers but implemented firework sale regulations. Fireworks can only be sold seasonally around New Year’s Eve and the Fourth of July, require buyers to be 16 or older, and cannot be set off within 600 feet of certain locations like churches and schools.
- Haslet pastor could return to church after son's sex offender arrest controversy
A Haslet pastor may return to his church after an extended leave following his son's arrest for failing to comply with mandatory sex offender registration requirements in February.
- Pope visiting 'dock of shame' in Canary Islands where migrants slept in squalor
Pope Leo XIV is visiting the Canary Islands to highlight the challenges faced by migrants arriving in Europe, including a visit to the 'dock of shame' where migrants endured poor conditions in 2020. The Spanish government, under Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, has advocated for immigration reforms and launched a legalization initiative for undocumented immigrants.
- Pope visits Spain as Socialist government and the church present a united front
The Pope is set to visit Spain on June 4, 2026, with preparations ongoing at Madrid's Plaza de Cibeles. The Socialist government and the church are collaborating to present a united front during the visit.
- Firefighters tackle church fire in Campbell
Santa Clara County firefighters responded to a fire at a church in Campbell on Wednesday, containing it by 5:40 p.m. The incident caused a street closure on Llewellyn Avenue, and the cause remains under investigation.
- Toddler dies after bouncy castle is lofted by harsh winds in Montreal
A toddler died in Montreal when a bouncy castle was lofted by harsh winds during severe thunderstorms at an annual church party, according to paramedics.
- Bizarre moment Maryland police arrest giant suspect as his pants and underwear fall down in viral video
Maryland police arrested a large suspect in a bizarre incident captured in a viral video, where his pants and underwear fell down as officers struggled to subdue him outside a church.
- Nightmarish moment Florida woman, 74, is almost ABDUCTED by her ex-boyfriend, 64, outside church
A 74-year-old Florida woman was nearly abducted by her 64-year-old ex-boyfriend outside a church. The incident occurred in a public setting, raising concerns about personal safety.
- Police: Man shot outside church while attending brother's funeral in Harlem
A man was shot outside a church in Harlem while attending his brother's funeral, according to police. The incident occurred during the funeral service.
- Priest allegedly used mentally ill tenant’s confessions to get her thrown out of NYC rent-stabilized apartment the church owned
A priest allegedly used a mentally ill tenant's confessions during a psychotic episode to evict her from a rent-stabilized apartment owned by the church in New York City, according to a lawsuit. The case highlights potential exploitation of vulnerable individuals in housing disputes.
- FedEx driver who murdered little Athena Strand with his bare hands used to bring sack of KNIVES to church, his own pastor reveals
A FedEx driver was revealed to have murdered 4-year-old Athena Strand with his bare hands. The driver, whose identity is not disclosed, previously brought a sack of knives to church, as disclosed by his pastor.
- Meet the picture-perfect family of Washington shooter Cole Allen: Neighbors reveal church-going facade that hid suspect's double life
Cole Allen, a Washington shooter, was part of a seemingly picture-perfect, church-going family that concealed his violent double life, according to neighbors. The article highlights the contrast between his family's public image and his hidden criminal activities.
- Bermuda scrubs-up ahead of Charles' royal visit - as church removes photo of King with Diana and locals cull chickens to ensure His Majesty gets a good night's sleep
Bermuda is preparing for King Charles' royal visit by removing a photo of the King with Diana from a church and culling chickens to ensure he gets a good night's sleep. The island is undertaking these measures to honor his visit.
- Fury as Britain's 'most hated drill rapper' backs pair who gunned down innocent mother-of-two, 44, outside church
A British drill rapper, dubbed 'most hated,' has sparked public fury by publicly supporting two individuals accused of fatally shooting an innocent 44-year-old mother-of-two outside a church.
- Haunting footage shows killer in tactical gear before mom-of-three fitness instructor was murdered at church
A mom-of-three fitness instructor was murdered at a church, with haunting footage capturing the killer in tactical gear prior to the incident. The attack has drawn attention due to the suspect's military-style attire and the victim's community role.
- WATCH: Infant rescued in alleged abduction attempt
A baby was rescued during an alleged abduction attempt involving a high-speed police chase that ended with a man crashing into a church. The incident highlights a security threat but resulted in the infant's safe recovery.
- Hundreds of protesters in Epsom demand description of men 'who gang raped woman outside church' as they come face-to-face with riot police in the street
Hundreds of protesters in Epsom are demanding information about men accused of gang-raping a woman outside a church, leading to a confrontation with riot police. The incident has sparked public outcry and calls for justice.
- The Trump and Leo chronicles: A president and a pope square off over Iran and its aftermath
Pope Leo XIV and Donald Trump have escalated their public disagreement over U.S. policy in Iran, with Trump criticizing the Pope as 'Weak' and Leo condemning Trump's threats. The conflict highlights their contrasting views on war, peace, and religious leadership, amid broader tensions between American political and religious figures.
- Pope Leo responds to Trump’s attack: ‘I’m not afraid of the Trump administration’
Pope Leo XIV responded to President Trump's criticism on Truth Social, stating he is not afraid of the Trump administration. The pope emphasized his commitment to promoting the Gospel message despite the attack.
- Woman in her 20s is 'raped by several men outside church' after being followed leaving night club
A woman in her 20s was raped by multiple men outside a church after being followed from a nightclub. The incident highlights concerns about public safety and harassment in urban areas.