After Years Fostering Interfaith Ties, San Diego Mosque Finds Allies in Grief
In the hours after the shooting, interfaith leaders and allies crowded vigils to stand in solidarity with the San Diego Muslim community.
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Pastor Touré Roberts offers 5 signs Christians are living an imbalanced life
A Potter's House Church pastor has warned Christians about the dangers of spiritual weariness and how to fight it as he offered five signs that people are living an imbalanced life.
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Study: Most Americans Have the Same Faith as Their Moms – RELEVANT
Are you religious? If so, chances are, you've got your mom to thank. A new study from the American Bible Society says most Americans — five out of eight —
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FDA Restricts Use of Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine Due to Rare but Serious Blood Clot Risk
The U.S. government has put strict limitations on the Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine because of a serious health risk.
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‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ Apps Are Leading Gen Z Straight Into Debt – RELEVANT
Apps like Afterpay, Klarna, Affirm and other "buy now, pay later" services have gained a lot of popularity in recent years, especially among younger
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Chemist Jennifer Hoyt Lalli pens ‘spiritual cookbook,’ says prayer and chemistry can heal
Jennifer Hoyt Lalli, a chemist who specializes in nano-technology, believes that prayer and chemistry, through nutrition, can contribute to healing.
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How the Church Taught Me to Hate My Body – RELEVANT
I grew up fat and loving Jesus. I was frequently distracted and burdened by what I saw as my biggest spiritual and personal flaw: my weight. I was fat. I
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TRUSTEES: Gateway hires new faculty, approve 22-23 budget | Baptist Press
ONTARIO, Calif. (BP) – Trustees approved Gateway’s 2022-2023 budget of $12.275 million and hired two new faculty members at their May 3 board meeting.
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Shauna Niequist on Practicing Self-Compassion – RELEVANT
My husband, Aaron, and I and our boys, Henry and Mac, are lifelong Midwesterners, but three years ago we moved to Manhattan. We made the move from a house
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Protesters keep watch outside the Supreme Court
Pro-abortion crowds and a handful of pro-life protesters have kept up demonstrations at the Supreme Court steps since the publication on Monday of a draft majority opinion that, if adopted, would ov...
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Majority of US Evangelicals say they favor secular charities, study finds
For many Evangelical Christians in the United States, there is a gap between what they say and how they give charitably, researchers say.
