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Remembering John Stott, Queen’s Chaplain and Evangelical Power
One hundred years ago today, a humble man was born who continued to firmly support the Queen’s faith and helped strengthen evangelical Christianity around ... -
After locals voice concerns, planning council votes 7-0 against duplex development project
Going against the recommendation of city planning staff, the Palm Coast City Planning Council voted unanimously on April 21 against rezoning that would have ... -
ETH Lay Preacher Training Program in Six Dioceses – Episcopal News Service
The Episcopal Preaching Foundation today announced the selection of six dioceses to lead the Foundation’s Lay Formation Initiative (“LPTI”). These will be the Episcopal ... -
Iraqi prelate says secular state is only survival strategy for Christians in Middle East
A nun waves the Iraqi flag before the celebration of Pope Francis’ Mass at the Franso Hariri Stadium in Irbil, Iraq on March 7, ... -
The day my son’s ashes arrived in the mail – the forward
The ashes arrived at my home in Maryland from Southern California, shipped by special delivery from the aptly named Ashes to Ashes funeral home. ... -
Critical theorists help us understand history
In the introduction to this series, I argued that we often think of critical race theory the wrong way. We see it as a ... -
Kevin Anderson saves a deputy and defeats Frances Tiafoe in Estoril | ATP Tower
Kevin Anderson opened his Millennium Estoril Open campaign on Monday with a spectacular 4-6, 7-6 (6), 7-6 (4) victory over Frances Tiafoe in which ... -
Health care and religious leaders join in vaccine distribution
WASHINGTON (RNS) —Dr. Basim Khan notices the change in his patients when they show up for an appointment after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine from ... -
Peter O’Mahony praises Munster’s ‘massive belief’ after Leinster win
PETER O’Mahony was at the heart of Munster’s 27-3 win over Leinster on Saturday night and he firmly believes that they are a team ... -
To Christians in Iowa: Loving Our Neighbors Is Not Enough
Protesters stood on the streets for 8 minutes and 46 seconds on First Avenue in Cedar Rapids on Saturday, June 6, 2020. Thousands of ...
