NASA Mission Home Safe after Historic Medical Evacuation
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Ohio energy executives indicted for $60 million bribery schemes
Two former senior leaders at FirstEnergy stand accused of bribing public officials and laundering money for personal and company gains, the Department of Justice said Friday. Charles E. Jones and Mich...
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Southwestern Reports ‘objective’ Measurement of Institution’s Financial Health | Baptist Press
FORT WORTH, Texas – Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary released today the institution’s most recent Composite Financial Index (CFI) score of +3.0, an “objective” metric that “quantifies the significant progress made in the past 28 months,” President David S. Dockery said in a statement.
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Christian Employers Fight Mandates on Gender, Abortion
Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys on Wednesday filed a lawsuit against the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission on behalf of the Christian Employers Alliance. The Christian group argued in its l...
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Bible Study: Loving God, loving others | Baptist Press
Parents are excited to hear their child’s first words, especially when those first words are Mama or Daddy. Not all words, though, cause elation. Seemingly, children soon learn two other words they say with much conviction. The first is No! The second is Mine! Nobody has to teach children to…
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Pastor, Others Offer Prayers after Student Shoots Self at Lindley Middle School
Roy Moore, pastor of the Leland Qwest United Methodist Church in Mableton, Georgia, offered prayers and comfort to his community after a female student critically shot herself at Lindley Middle
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Fires Continue Burning in Los Angeles as Winds Die Down
Dry, fast-blowing Santa Ana winds were forecasted Thursday to dwindle by the end of the week as cooler weather moved into the Los Angeles area, according to the National Weather Service. However, fire...
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The Quiet Power of Solitude: Why Silence is the Spiritual Discipline We All Need – RELEVANT
In today’s world, silence feels almost extinct. Noise has become our default, infiltrating every moment of our lives. We wake up to alarms, spend our days
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3 Things to Know about Pro-Life Group Founder, Activist Geline Williams, Who Died at 100
The founder of the oldest pro-life organization in the country, who died at the age of 100 this week, is being remembered for her advocacy on behalf of the unborn as well as her public service and
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When Insurance Denies Your Child’s Treatment
I’ve been angry. I’ve been frantic. This time, I’m watching for the Lord.
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The U.S. Finally Ditches Cancer-Causing Red Dye No. 3 After Decades of Ignoring Science – RELEVANT
In a move that feels like it’s been 30 years in the making—because it has—the Biden administration today officially banned Red Dye No. 3, a food coloring
