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Religious persecution in China intensified during 2020, with thousands of Christians affected by church closures and other human rights abuses, according to a new survey from ChinaAid. CCP authorities invaded Christians' homes, raided family gatherings and interfered with parenting decisions. In numerous instances, authorities sued Christians for homeschooling their children or sending them to church-run schools.
In July 2012, when the federal government and most states did not legally recognize gay marriages, a Colorado baker found himself the subject of an anti-discrimination case for refusing to make a same-sex wedding cake.
North Dakota’s Republican Gov. Doug Burgum followed South Dakota Gov. Krist Noem’s lead by vetoing a bill on Wednesday that would have banned biologically male transgender athletes from playing in women and girls’ sports.
Faculty at a private Christian university in Washington cast a vote of “no confidence” after its board of trustees announced it would continue a hiring policy that prohibits hiring full-time faculty members who are gay.
The problem of anxiety is one Paul the apostle was well-acquainted with as he offered two of the most hopeful, anxiety-curbing verses in the Bible in his letter to the Philippians.
Our family has experienced the agony of a prodigal son. In early 2000s we hit a season of great despair when our son, Evan—who was in his late teens—was addicted to drugs and alcohol.
As a ‘failed’ purity pledger and now marriage counselor, I can attest – the Church has major blind spots when it comes to marriage and sexual purity.
My wife and I want to escape the high taxes in California. She thinks we should look into a place offering moving incentives. We have two young children; so now may be the best time to move. What advice can you offer on these moving incentives?
While this problem might seem too big to tackle, there are real tangible solutions to counter these environmental changes. One example is reforestation. Trees are essential in the prevention of soil erosion and heal barren hillsides where the land can once again be productive for farmers.
In the wake of the “racial reckoning” of the past year, denying what the historical record plainly reveals about Margaret Sanger is no longer tenable.
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Fostering a Christ-first, others-second team model, the Baylor University Bears won their first NCAA men’s basketball national title earlier this month, completing a championship turnaround over 17 years after scandal and murder rocked the program.
Lysa TerKeurst, head of Proverbs 31 Ministries, knows firsthand what it means to publicly walk through betrayal, pain and disappointment. Yet, in even the most heartbreaking of seasons, the bestselling author chooses to proclaim hope, forgiveness and grace.
A group of Ethiopian protesters held a protest in front of the United States State Department Tuesday, urging the Biden administration to take stronger action against the Ethiopian government for its indifference to and perpetration of acts of genocide against ethnic and religious groups.
