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KCK Churches, Officials Confront Youth Violence
The pews at Oak Ridge Missionary Baptist Church in KCK were almost full before the program began. In a city…
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Missouri passes legislation to allow chaplains in state schools
Both houses of the Missouri Legislature have approved a bill that would allow paid or volunteer chaplains in state schools.…
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New Pope has a Missouri Connection
The election of the first American pope, Leo XIV, has sparked renewed interest in his ties to St. Louis, Missouri.…
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Religious Freedom Watchdog Welcomes New Trump Policy Toward Syria
Christian Solidarity International, a leading religious freedom watchdog, welcomed a new foreign policy initiative by President Donald Trump to lift…
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Former Missouri Governor Kit Bond Dies at 86
Former Missouri Governor and U.S. Senator Christopher “Kit” Bond has died at the age of 86, Governor Mike Kehoe announced…
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Hannibal-LaGrange University Fights Federal Religious Mandate
Hannibal-LaGrange University in Hannibal, Mo., is seeking a religious accommodation from a hold-over Biden administration regulation many see as unconstitutional.…
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Silver Dollar City, Big Cedar Lodge Win USA Today Honors
USA Today readers have recognized two Branson attractions, Silver Dollar City and Big Cedar Lodge, as the best in their…
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History is Made as First American Pope Announced
For the first time in history, the papal throne belongs to an American. Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost of Chicago was…
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Christian and Jewish Leaders Unite in Washington for Israel
More than 300 pastors, rabbis and civic leaders gathered in Washington, D.C., this week to express their support for Israel.…
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Father Kapaun’s Path to Sainthood Draws Pilgrims to Kansas
Catholics from across the nation are traveling to the small town of Pilsen, Kan., near Wichita, where Father Emil Kapaun…
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