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Kansas Universities Update Email Signature Policy After DEI Law
Universities across Kansas are ending what was seen as a divisive practice in communications in the wake of state guidelines…
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Missouri Launches Statewide Church Security Task Force
Missouri now has a statewide task force to study and recommend safety and security changes for churches, synagogues, and other…
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How Microloans Are Transforming Ugandan Villages and Saving Lives
From small beginnings, the Faith of a Child Foundation has helped save hundreds of babies in Uganda and loaned funds…
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Super Summer Camps Draw Over 1,600 Youth
The Missouri Baptist Convention has enjoyed one of its largest camping years in recent memory. More than 1,600 students participated…
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Signs of Hope: Israel Rebounds as Optimism Grows
If I know anything about Israel, I know the rhythms of normal life are growing stronger every day. Optimism, fueled…
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Missouri Pushes to Eliminate State Income Tax
A growing push to eliminate Missouri’s state income tax is drawing support from Republican lawmakers and conservative activists, but many…
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Israel’s Operation Rising Lion: Messianic Leader Explains Miraculous Victory
Israel, which has been engaged in an existential fight for survival since 1948, has few rivals when it comes to…
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Joseph Project feeds hundreds of thousands of Israeli children
More than 627,000 Israeli children face hunger each day, and nearly one million more are on the verge of going…
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EPA Unites with MTI to Supercharge Global Christian Publishing Training
A major milestone for Christian publishing has arrived: the Evangelical Press Association (EPA)—a professional network supporting Christian print and digital…
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Small Loan Empowers Southeast Asian Farmer to Spread Gospel
In many parts of Southeast Asia, agriculture is the only way for residents to generate income, while also providing food…
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