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James MacDonald Reflects on 30 Years in Ministry, #MeToo, Millennials and Future of Faith in the US
Christians must return to the hard work of making disciples, abandon the less-is-more approach to church, and examine our own failures when considering the ongoing #MeToo fallout, says Pastor James MacDonald.

Transgender Driver's License Bill Derailed After Vote Forced on the 73 Facebook Gender Options
A bill to allow a third gender option in on Massachusetts drivers licenses was derailed last month after a legislator forced vote on the 73 genders available on Facebook.

Out of Wedlock Births Declining in US After Decades of Increase
After decades of rapid growth, the rate of children being born outside of wedlock is now in decline in the United States.

Is It Illegal to Say 'Women Don't Have Penises' in UK? Police Investigate, Mayor Gets Involved
A group of women are facing potential police investigation for stating "women do not have penises" as debate over gender identity issues intensifies in the United Kingdom.

Facebook Bans Activist Mommy Again for 'Hate Speech,' Claims It Was 'Mistake'
Facebook again blocked a Christian vlogger known as the Activist Mommy for "hate speech" this week but now says its actions were a "mistake."

Germany Set to Allow 3rd Gender Option on Birth Certificates Instead of Only Male, Female
Germany is a step closer to allowing its citizens to legally identify as a third gender — instead of male or female — on official documents in which they will be designated as "diverse."

Persuading Someone to Seek Assisted Suicide, Helping Carry It Out May No Longer Be Crime in Calif.
California lawmakers are revising the state's penal code to make advising or helping someone to carry out a physician assisted suicide unprosecutable.

More Footage of Planned Parenthood's Baby Body Parts Operation to Be Released If Gag Order Lifted
The man who in 2015 exposed Planned Parenthood's trafficking of baby body parts procured during abortions has a dozen more "damning and incriminating" tapes to release if a gag order can be lifted.

Community Reaches Out to Couple Who Accidentally Started Carr Fire: 'Ocean of Compassion, Love and Grace'
The community of Redding, California is reaching out to the couple whose flat tire started the Carr fire, telling them "this was not your fault."

4 Things To Know About Catholic Sex Abuse Scandals, PA Grand Jury Report
A Pennsylvania grand jury report released Tuesday details how the Catholic Church hierarchy systematically covered up sexual abuse across the northeastern state.


























