A New Jersey town has moved to seize a 10-acre church property and turn it into recreational space, outfitted with pickleball courts and soccer fields. Christ Episcopal Church in Toms River ...

Christ Episcopal Church's proposal for a 17-bed homeless ... What led to Holiday City clubhouse raid? Toms River is looking for answers There were would be beds for 13 men and 4 women in the ...

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — A church just a few blocks from the NATO Village is opening up its doors for 12 hours each day this weekend. Christ Episcopal Church on West First Street is offering a ...

A local church is hosting community prayer gatherings while the NATO Parliamentary Assembly is in Dayton. The Christ ...

Since October, Christ Episcopal Church in Toms River, New Jersey, has sought permission from the town’s zoning board to open a 17-bed shelter in a building on the congregation’s property.

More than 6,500 people have signed a petition launched earlier this month to save Christ Episcopal Church property on Washington Street from being seized through eminent domain. A GoFundMe ...

Last month, Christ Episcopal Church on Washington Street in Toms River became a flashpoint in the wider fight over rising homelessness across New Jersey after Mayor Daniel Rodrick announced a plan ...

Prior to coming to St. Francis, he has led Saint Timothy's Episcopal Church in Herndon, Va.; Christ Episcopal Church in Cooperstown, N.Y.; and Saint Paul's Episcopal Church in Sharpsburg ...

Christ Church outgrew the space where it was worshipping and was unable to find one to rent, according to the release. It then sought a permit to operate a church in the city’s zoning district ...

The Christ Episcopal Church on West First Street in Dayton is hosting a “Sanctuary for Peace,” a community gathering to offer prayers for peace and maintain a vigil for peace during the NATO ...

Spotlight PA is an independent ... of older adults who died statewide during open investigations lived in the city and were being served by PCA. Despite the help from state protective services ...

Kenneth Stanley “Bud” Adams Jr. was the son of an Oklahoma oilman, “Boots” Adams, who worked his way up the corporate ladder to become the chairman of the Phillips Oil Company in Bartlesville, ...