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Christian parents don't have to choose between their faith and public education, according to Kori Pennypacker, CEO of Bible2School. In a recent interview, the ministry leader urged families to prepare their children to live out their beliefs openly, addressing concerns that many misunderstand religious freedom rights. Pennypacker emphasized the importance of "God confidence" through daily prayer, noting that the Bible can impact entire families. She clarified that while "separation of church and state" is often used to restrict expression, it is meant to be a "shield" for religious liberty. Pennypacker noted that programs like Bible2School operate legally via off-site instruction and can reach students who lack a church home.
https://www.christianpost.com/news/bible2school-ceo-says-students-can-live-out-their-faith-at-school.html
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In a high-stakes move during the final weeks of the U.S. Senate campaign, a coalition known as "Pastors for Paxton" gathered at a rally in Conroe, Texas, to pray for Republican candidate Ken Paxton. Senior pastor Steve Riggle led the assembly, calling for "supernatural strength" for Paxton and his team. During the service, Riggle prayed that God would "give him favor with voters" and allow truth to prevail over deception. Also participating was associate pastor James Buntrock, who invoked Romans 13 to describe the candidate's role as a "minister for righteousness." This spiritual mobilization comes as the race remains closely contested against Democrat James Talarico, highlighting the intense intersection of faith and politics in the Texas Senate race.
https://www.christianpost.com/news/pastors-pray-over-paxton-at-rally-cite-romans-13.html
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Hispanic Evangelical leader Samuel Rodriguez is warning that Republicans could lose significant ground with Latino voters during the 2026 midterm elections. Speaking at the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference, Rodriguez noted a dramatic shift in civic engagement, stating, “The Latino vote, which we managed to reach close to 50% in support of a conservative Christian agenda... no longer exists in 2026.” He attributed this decline to economic pressures and aggressive immigration enforcement, estimating that support has dropped from 50% down to approximately 30%. Rather than shifting toward progressive platforms, Rodriguez warns that many voters may simply stay home. He urged mobilization, stressing that "we cannot sacrifice everything on the altar of immigration."
https://www.christianpost.com/news/samuel-rodriguez-says-gop-could-lose-ground-with-latinos.html
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In a heated debate ahead of the Kansas midterm elections, Democratic Senate candidate Pastor Adam Hamilton took a firm stance on gender and sports. During the Wednesday session, Hamilton acknowledged that "there are two genders, male and female," and expressed opposition to allowing biological males to compete in girls' sports. Discussing the potential impact on his own family, Hamilton stated, "I don't want biological men or boys competing against her that could harm her. That's not a fair fight." In response, Republican Senator Roger Marshall accused Hamilton of being a political opportunist, claiming the Democrat would ultimately follow Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer's lead on "transgender ideology." While Hamilton defended his moderate position by citing his support for "strong and secure borders," Marshall remained skeptical of his true intentions.
https://www.christianpost.com/news/adam-hamilton-says-there-are-2-genders-in-debate-with-marshall.html
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A controversy is brewing in Round Rock ISD following a viral photo of teachers wearing political gear to support Democratic Representative James Talarico. The images, which feature Talarico’s name styled after the Topo Chico logo, surfaced via Libs of TikTok and have drawn intense scrutiny regarding whether staff members violated laws prohibiting political electioneering inside public schools. This development comes at a high-stakes moment for the district, which has previously faced legal battles with Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton over mandates to display the Ten Commandments. While Talarico has been a vocal opponent of such mandates, calling the requirements “deeply un-Christian” and “idolatrous,” the district has yet to issue a formal response regarding the teachers' conduct.
https://www.christianpost.com/news/texas-teachers-wearing-talarico-gear-at-school-draw-scrutiny.html
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A staggering humanitarian crisis is unfolding as rising food costs put the futures of millions of children at risk across the globe. According to a new report from World Vision, families in many nations are struggling to afford basic nutritional necessities, forcing them to opt for cheaper, low-value items or simply go hungry. The scale of the crisis is immense; in 2025, an estimated 35.5 million children suffered from acute malnutrition. Margaret Schuler, World Vision’s senior vice president of international programs, warns that "children should not have to pay the price when nutritious food is out of reach," adding that the situation underscores the urgent need to ensure families can afford the food required for children to thrive.
https://www.christianpost.com/news/rising-food-costs-putting-childrens-futures-at-risk-globally.html
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Ahead of next month's midterm elections, Hispanic Christian leaders are issuing an urgent call for believers to engage in the political process. Speaking at the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference summit, Department of Homeland Security faith director Irene Armendariz-Jackson urged the community to move beyond the church walls and into the public square. "Government affects [everything] from the gas that you pump to the food that you eat," Armendariz-Jackson remarked, emphasizing that faith should drive civic involvement. While some leaders like Rep. Maria Salaza expressed concerns regarding immigration enforcement, local leaders such as Mauricio Franco Jr. are urging voters to "help shape the culture of the future." As the 2026 elections approach, the message remains clear: faith must translate into active civic participation.
https://www.christianpost.com/news/dhs-official-makes-appeal-to-hispanic-christian-leaders.html