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Umpire, ordained minister returns to World Series
Ted Barrett is at the World Series. A full-time umpire for Major League Baseball since 1999, Barrett’s testimony and leadership…
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FROM THE CHEAP SEATS – Will the Big 12 have 16 teams?
On July 30, The University of Oklahoma and the University of Texas both accepted invitations to join the Southeastern Conference…
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Basketball legend Shaquille O’Neal done with “crazy” celebrity culture
Today’s celebrity culture has become too much for former NBA star Shaquille O’Neal. He no longer wants to be considered…
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Las Vegas QB Derek Carr after leading Raiders to 3-0 start: ‘All I want to do is glorify Him’
With a wild 31-28 overtime win against the Miami Dolphins, Derek Carr and the Las Vegas Raiders jumped out to…
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Chiefs’ wide receiver Byron Pringle now has a snack named in his honor
With a name like Byron Pringle, the wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs had to be a natural for…
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Boxer and Christian Manny Pacquiao runs for President in Philippines
Boxer and popular Philippine Senator Manny Pacquiao is running for president of his country. Pacquiao, who is an outspoken Christian,…
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Bill Maher calls out NFL for playing “black national anthem” before opening game
Progressive television host Bill Maher continues to criticize his fellow liberals. Now he’s turned his attention to the National Football…
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FCA’s inspiring Fields of Faith to take place on October 13
As millions of American schoolchildren settle back into their classrooms and their athletic programs this month, Fellowship of Christian Athletes…
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What will the new Big 12 look like?
The Big 12 Board of Directors voted Friday to extend membership invitations to Brigham Young University, the University of Central…
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Former Chiefs player retires from NFL to become a pastor
Offensive lineman Stefen Wisniewski, who won a Super Bowl with the Kansas City Chiefs in 2020, is retiring from football…
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