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Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens indicted by grand jury
With a lot of unanswered questions about the allegations and a troubling accusation about political skullduggery, Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens…
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Syrian death toll climbs, many seek help in Israel
JERUSALEM, Israel – Aerial and artillery bombardment by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s forces thisweek have killed more than 150 people…
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Christians prevented from holding services as authorities impose fine
Xuchang, Henan — Officials imposed a hefty fine on impoverished Christians in China’s central Henan province recently, threatening their future…
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Kansas Has a New Governor
Governor Jeff Colyer was sworn in as the 47th governor of Kansas at 3 p.m. January 31 in the Capitol…
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Kansas church to build its own mini-town with “nightclub”
One of the largest churches in Kansas is getting into retail and residential development with plans to build a mini-town.…
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Eating while black. What Applebee’s incident can teach us
It made me very uncomfortable this week to watch the video of two black women defending themselves after being accused…
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Lift Every Voice perfect hymn for Black History Month
As we move through Black History Month we should stop and reflect on the great spirituals passed down from generation…
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Church giving up as economy skyrockets
New research shows that churches are improving financially over 2016 as the economy continues to grow and unemployment is at…
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Chinese Christians being sent to ‘re-education’ camps
Just ahead of this month’s Olympics, it has been revealed that more than 100 Christians have been sent to “re-education”…
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Dwight Widaman: Can you believe the headlines?
You no doubt have seen the breathless headlines reporting about Cape Town and western South Africa running out of water…
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