Daddy Yankee Brings Message of Redemption to 2,000 Inmates at Maximum Security Prison
Renowned Puerto Rican urban music artist and now preacher Raymond Ayala, known globally as Daddy Yankee, recently visited the Louisiana State Penitentiary
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Charlotte diocese objects: Federal judge can’t set employment standards for Catholic schools
The Diocese of Charlotte has said the law and religious freedom precedent are on its side, despite a federal judge’s ruling that a Catholic high school illegally discriminated when it said it would no longer hire a substitute teacher who announced that he would contract a same-sex marriage.
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FIRST-PERSON: Does justice or profit drive abortion? | Baptist Press
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (BP) – By now, the controversy in Texas over the Supreme Court allowing its near total ban on abortion to take effect has become part of the public ether. For some, the current moment offers a foretaste of what a post-Roe world could look like.
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SBC DIGEST: Help still needed after Ida; IMB announces Hispanic Missions Sunday | Baptist Press
Hurricane recovery assistance still needed in Louisiana, Northeast; IMB announces Hispanic Missions Sunday, Sept. 26.
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Afghan Christian’s plea to CNA: ‘You are my last hope’
An Afghan Christian's desperate email to CNA triggered a painstaking effort to try to help him escape the Taliban's wrath. But as many aid groups and others have experienced, there have been bureaucratic obstacles at every turn.
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FIRST-PERSON: Who needs relief? | Baptist Press
BRAZIL (BP) – Over the past several months, my husband, Rick, and I have been involved in Send Relief projects where we serve in Brazil. Send Relief provides a way to respond directly to those in need in lasting, meaningful ways while sharing the hope of the Gospel. In Rio…
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More Americans Deciding to Homeschool Their Children as Many Moms Choose to Stay Home
Homeschooling is now more than just a thing. It's now a big thing and it's growing faster and larger than some folks probably ever imagined.
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With less economic security, more women with college degrees having babies out of wedlock: study
Facing diminishing returns from their education and overall economic insecurity, women with college degrees are now six times more likely to give birth to their first child out of wedlock than their counterparts just 25 years ago, a new study from Johns Hopkins University shows.
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Virginia Catholics say faith helped them process 9/11 attack at Pentagon | Crux
Crux,In the two decades since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, several Catholics in the Arlington Diocese – where the Pentagon was hit by a hijacked plane – say they relied on their faith that day and in the years since to process what happened.
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Bill honoring abolitionist aims to expand human trafficking prevention | Crux Now
Two members of Congress have introduced a bill to expand successful trafficking prevention efforts in schools and businesses.
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‘God and Cancel Culture’: How to Stand Firm Against the Woke Mob Takeover
Things are chaotic in America. Liberal policies are advancing. A rash of executive orders appears to be moving the nation closer to socialism and a one-world government. And many Americans, including Christians, are being censored as never before. How can you fight back?
