Amid the debate over critical race theory, one organization has found a way to get the Bible into Pennsylvania public schools. “Bible2School is a 40-year-old nonprofit organization, and we equip parents, moms, ...
Read More »Kansas City forms committee to consider reparations payments for slavery
Kansas City has formed a committee to consider slavery reparations for black citizens. After passing a vote in January to form the commission, Democratic Mayor Quinton Lucas appointed 13 people to sit on the ...
Read More »C5Alive Power Luncheon will feature Marcus Miller, First Tee
The May C5Alive POWER Luncheon will be held May 11, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Aldersgate Village, in their new Home Plus North building, 7202 SW Uxbridge Circle; parking is on ...
Read More »National Center on Sexual Exploitation releases annual “Dirty Dozen List” of companies
The National Center on Sexual Exploitation once again has released its annual list of businesses and other entities that profit off sexually exploitative products and fail to protect children from sexually abusive ...
Read More »Missouri lawmakers celebrate gospel music, with its hall of fame coming to St. Louis
Missouri lawmakers this week celebrated gospel music as the Gospel Music Hall of Fame is set to be built at a former Baptist church in St. Louis. “I remember as a kid ...
Read More »Member of rock band KISS joins fight to protect children from normalizing gender transition
Proponents of gender transition for children often like to say that only conservative Christians would raise concerns. However, Paul Stanley of the rock band KISS has joined the battle. “There is a ...
Read More »Missouri Gov. Parson determined to enact transgender legislation during this legislative session
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson has made it clear that passing transgender legislation is a priority this year, even if it means calling a special session. “We have to realize that we have ...
Read More »Teacher blasts Shawnee Mission School District for focus on diversity training during staffing challenges
A longtime teacher is criticizing the Shawnee Mission School District for mandatory diversity training during a teacher shortage. “I can no longer stay silent about the state of our schools,” said Caedran ...
Read More »Popular Bluegrass & BBQ Festival kicks off at Silver Dollar City in Branson
The hills are alive with the sound of bluegrass. Spring has arrived in the Missouri Ozarks and with it, the annual Bluegrass & BBQ Festival all throughout May at Silver Dollar City ...
Read More »Top two picks in NFL Draft in Kansas City use platform to share their faith
The much-anticipated NFL Draft in Kansas City has come and gone, with top college players learning where they will start their professional careers. Several, including top overall pick Bryce Young, used the ...
Read More »America First Legal wants hiring practices of candy maker Mars to be investigated
America First Legal is calling for an investigation into the hiring practices of woke candy giant Mars. In a letter to the Washington field office of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the ...
Read More »Biden signs executive order making “environmental justice” part of government’s mission
Every agency of the federal government must incorporate “environmental justice” into its mission under an executive order signed by President Joe Biden. “The executive order will direct agencies to address gaps in ...
Read More »Private Christian college refuses to allow Chinese dissident to speak because of her criticism of woke culture
The student government of a private Christian college has denied a request by a Republican group to allow a Chinese dissident to speak on campus. They cited her criticism of woke culture ...
Read More »Bible App for Kids reaches milestone 100 million downloads worldwide
More than 100 million people around the world have installed the Bible App for Kids from YouVersion and OneHope. “We know that the most important influence in a child’s life is their ...
Read More »115-year-old Harlem Baptist Church near Kansas City will be torn down after arson
The historic Harlem Baptist Church just north of the Missouri River from Kansas City will be torn down. Jason Withington, one of the church’s trustees, told KCUR radio that they decided to ...
Read More »Coronation of King Charles to include wood splinters thought to be from cross of Jesus
The upcoming coronation of King Charles in Great Britain will include a display of small fragments of wood believed to have come from the cross on which Jesus was crucified. Pope Francis gave ...
Read More »Planned Parenthood performed 375,000 abortions last year with taxpayer funding
Abortion remains the leading cause of death for U.S. children, with Planned Parenthood performing nearly 375,000 abortions last year. The organization documented 374,155 abortions last year while receiving $670.4 million in government ...
Read More »Comedy Café is a fun night out for a good cause
When was the last time you laughed so hard it hurt? Comedy Café featuring Michael Joiner is a fun night out for a good cause. Joiner has been performing his own style ...
Read More »C5Alive Power Luncheon to Feature Speed Networking
The April C5Alive POWER Luncheon will be held April 13, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Fairlawn Plaza Mall, and will feature Speed Networking. Attendees will be able to learn about others’ ...
Read More »From the Land of Kansas celebrates 45th Anniversary
From the Land of Kansas, the state’s agricultural trademark program, is celebrating its 45th anniversary in 2023. The program will kick off its celebration at the Kansas State Capitol on Monday, March ...
Read More »Joe Patton to address C5Alive on marketing: ‘What Would Jesus Do?’
The February C5Alive POWER Luncheon will be held February 9, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at The Peak, 1930 SW Gage Blvd, The featured speaker will be Joe Patton, who will speak ...
Read More »Safe Kids Kansas Announces new Take it from a Teen Video Challenge
Safe Kids Kansas, the Kansas Department of Health and Environment and program sponsor State Farm announce Take It from a Teen video challenge, an opportunity for Kansas high schoolers to share their ...
Read More »National Parks announce free admission days for 2023
All national parks will be offering free admission to anyone who wants to enter on five different days in 2023. Here are the fee-free days for 2023: Jan. 16 — Martin Luther King Day ...
Read More »Tamika Sellars to speak at C5Alive POWER Luncheon in Topeka
The January C5Alive POWER Luncheon will be held January 12, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at The Peak, 1930 SW Gage Blvd. The featured speaker will be Tamika Sellars, who will speak ...
Read More »Finding faith in “The Nutcracker,” a Christmas classic
The popularity of the ballet “The Nutcracker” skyrockets during Advent and the Christmas season because of its pageantry, dancing, and timeless classical music. But have you ever wondered what the story is ...
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