U.S. Latter-day Saints seem more accepting of gambling than in the past, according to a recent survey, despite the church’s consistent and total opposition.

Super Bowl LIX is around the corner and Kendrick Lamar is ready to pop out and show up as the headliner for the big game’s halftime show. On Thursday morning he sat down with Apple Music’s Ebro Darden ...

Last year following a second straight Super Bowl victory, Reid went on the Church-owned “All In” podcast and shared ... emphasized that his faith has been at the core of his life. “I think my faith ...

Virginia Halas McCaskey, the longtime owner and matriarch of the Chicago Bears, died Thursday at 102, the team announced in a ...

“She brought her church into the World of politics in a very ... But his rhetoric has often focused on conservative evangelicals, a core voting block, while in his 2016 campaign he called ...

I pressed the side button and asked about a church I saw in San Jose and found out that it ... though it strangely left some out. And you can get super specific with your searches, such as “fountain ...

The nonprofit behind the “He Gets Us” Super Bowl ad campaign is tied to the billionaire Hobby Lobby family — and registered ...

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 9, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Church of Scientology is set to captivate audiences during Super Bowl LIX with its latest ad, "The Question." This visually stunning 30-second ...

FOOD DRIVE IN THEIR PARKING LOT ON THE SUPER BOWL SUNDAY. THE FAITH EPISCOPAL CHURCH SAYS AS MUCH AS PEOPLE EAT ON THIS DAY, WE CAN’T FORGET THAT THERE ARE SO MANY THAT DON’T KNOW WHERE THEIR ...

It’s becoming a Super Bowl tradition ... Miller tells Rolling Stone: “Come Near is not a church nor affiliated or governed by any specific church or religious denomination.

Then, the Super Bowl commercial’s core message pops up on the screen: “The reasons for hate are as stupid as they sound.” Robert Kraft, the owner of the New England Patriots and founder of the ...

I started covering the Super Bowl and the week preceding it in early 2009 ... here’s an idea that popped into my relaxed brain this week. The core rotation should be New Orleans, Las Vegas, and Miami.