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Local Mail Service Woes Prompt Congressional Push for Investigation
Spiraling frustration over persistent mail delays has sparked growing calls for federal oversight of U.S. Postal Service operations, as delivery…
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Church Builder Roe Messner, Who Later Married Tammy Faye Bakker, Dies at 89
Ronald “Roe” Messner, a pioneering church builder who constructed over 1,700 houses of worship across America before becoming entangled in…
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Former Kansas youth pastor Matthew Richards sentenced to prison for stabbing his family and setting fire to hide financial troubles.
A former Kansas City-area youth pastor sobbed in court while reading from the Bible. His crime: attempting to murder his…
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Christians Unite in Prayer After Kansas Capitol Satanists Clash
Hundreds of Christians gathered Saturday to spiritually reclaim the Kansas state Capitol through prayer and worship. The event follows a…
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Christians Prayed for Muslims During Ramadan 2025
The annual Muslim commemoration of Ramadan ended Saturday but not without Christians praying for their Muslim co-workers and neighbors. Followers…
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Franklin Graham Draws 400,000 to Historic Ethiopia Gospel Crusade
Meskel Square in the capital of Ethiopia, once the site of Communist rallies, was transformed into a place of worship…
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Missouri Lawmakers Push to Expand Foster Care Through Faith Groups
The power of faith-based foster care took center stage at a Missouri Senate hearing this week, as lawmakers heard testimony…
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Missouri Senate Debates Mandatory Ten Commandments in Schools
The Missouri Senate this week began debate on a groundbreaking bill that would require state public classrooms to display the…
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Gal Gadot Defends Israel Amid Walk of Fame Protests
Actress Gal Gadot, perhaps best known for her role as Wonder Woman, remains steadfast in her defense of Israel despite…
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Jesus Wells Bring Life-Saving Water to Millions in Africa
The global water crisis continues to threaten billions of lives, with large lakes shrinking since the early 1990s. As World…
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