Officers found guilty of violating Floyd’s rights
From left, J. Alexander Kueng, Thomas Lane, and Tou Thao Associated Press/Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office A federal jury on Thursday found three former Minn...
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Alabama gov. demands answers after high school basketball team forced to forfeit game on sabbath
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey has demanded answers from the Alabama High School Athletic Association after the boys' basketball team of Oakwood Adventist Academy was forced to forfeit a semifinal game in the state tournament that impinged on their observance of sabbath.
Like It or Not, Social Media Is Taking a Toll on Your Soul - RELEVANT
I sometimes post pictures on Instagram of books that I’m reading, usually just a stack on my table to let my followers know what I’m thinking about at the
What I Wish Someone Would Have Said When I Was Drowning in Debt - RELEVANT
Blue dust-specked light streamed down from the side screens covered with lyrics to one of my favorite songs. Unintentionally, I drew my shoulders in and
Bible Study: Disciples in a storm | Baptist Press
When life’s storms brew, people respond in various ways. Some, like the man in the news story, react. Others become paralyzed with fear, unable to act. Still others think only of self-preservation, even at the cost of people or relationships.
Protest convoys set out for D.C.
A truck driver signs an American flag before joining The People's Convoy on Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2022, in Adelanto, Calif. Associated Press/Photo by Nathan Howard ...
CDC Withheld Important COVID-19 Data from America, Report Says
The CDC faces renewed criticism for its handling of COVID-19 pandemic guidance and information. This follows a New York Times article raising numerous questions, asking why the health agency has withheld or delayed releasing information to the public.
Dangers of openly worshiping Jesus in China: One man's harrowing story
What happens when a person decides to worship Jesus outside of China's state-controlled churches?
For clergy, Covid-19 has brought both burnout and breakthrough
Some say they are exhausted. Some are thinking about quitting. Others, while they are weary and the future is uncertain, say the pandemic has also brought opportunities for ministry and growth.
Arbery’s killers convicted of federal hate crimes
A jury on Tuesday found that racial bias motivated father and son Greg and Travis McMichael and neighbor William “Roddie” Bryan to violate Ahmaud Arbery’s civil rights. The jurors also convicte...
