RNS Morning Report: At March for Life, a jubilant crowd prepares for state-level fights

Top Stories At March for Life, a jubilant crowd prepares for state-level fights WASHINGTON (RNS) — 'It's really going to move more towards a local level,' said Fr. Dave Pivonka, who attended the march.   New book spotlights influence of Pentecostalism on California’s Mexican farmworkers (RNS) — 'Sowing the Sacred: Mexican Pentecostal Farmworkers in California' recounts how 'divine healing' was seen as a pragmatic way to care for impoverished workers who lacked regular access to medical care.   Man sues Denver archdiocese over abuse by convicted priest DENVER (AP) — The lawsuit targets Timothy Evans, a priest convicted in 2007 of sexually abusing other teens in two Colorado counties around the same time frame. RNS Opinion A half-century after Roe, faith groups need to reexamine theology behind abortion politics (RNS) — The last time we had religious innovation on the question of abortion came in the 1970s.   Christian educators: Don’t be afraid of ChatGPT (RNS) — Emerging technology causes us to wrestle with issues of the heart. ICYMI After Roe, 50th March for Life a turning point for national, state abortion protests (RNS) — Since last summer’s Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision, much of the focus of the abortion fight has moved to statehouses.   Two years after US recognized Uyghur genocide, rights groups warn time is running out (RNS) — ‘If China’s genocidal policies and colonialism continue, Uyghurs and other Turkic peoples … will cease to exist,’ said one activist. In Other News Losing their religion: why US churches are on the decline Most Americans say overturning Roe was politically motivated, NPR/Ipsos poll finds   Talk to Us We want your feedback on the RNS Morning Report — what you think we're doing right and what we should be doing differently. Send us an email at Comments@ReligionNews.com Subscribe to other RNS Newsletters. Forward this email to a friend. View the archive of past newsletters. Religion News Service is free to read, but it's not free to produce. If you value our reporting, please consider making a donation today at religionnews.com/donate. If you prefer to mail a donation, please address to: Religion News Foundation, PO Box 1808, Columbia, MO 65205. Yes, I support the work you're doing! Forward this email to a friend