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“Chaplain of Troost” is the compelling story of Kansas City’s John Birmingham
I’ve been blessed to know Bishop John Birmingham for over twenty years. His tireless work in Kansas City’s urban core…
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Common mental health issues may stem from spiritual roots, researcher says
Widespread mental health conditions may be rooted in deeper spiritual issues, according to George Barna, Ph.D., of the Cultural Research…
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Lament to Hope will be theme of 2024 Church Mental Health Summit
Christians are not immune to the mental health issues that have been more predominant since the start of the pandemic.…
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Great American Media expands options with Pure Flix Premium
Great American Media announced the launch of Pure Flix Premium, an enhanced tier of the faith and family streaming service,…
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Pornography fuels depression in young adults
Regularly viewing pornography contributes to feelings of depression and hopelessness among young adults, a new Family Studies/YouGov survey found. One-third…
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Conservative credit card company donates to vandalized crisis pregnancy center
Coign, a credit card company with conservative values, has donated more than $15,000 to a crisis pregnancy center in Washington,…
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Parents need to be proactive to keep kids strong in their faith
Now that kids are back in school, Christian parents are concerned with reinforcing their faith in an increasingly secular culture.…
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Billy Graham Library has welcomed this many visitors since 2007
The Billy Graham Library in Charlotte, N.C., reached a major milestone in early September when Gabriel Salstein of Miami became…
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Does church attendance always provide an emotional lift?
Christians get an emotional lift from attending church – but not if they go only a few times a year,…
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San Francisco 49ers’ rookie’s survival of shooting called miraculous
The mother of Ricky Pearsall, a rookie wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers, is thanking God after he survived…
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