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  Jan 24, 2021

  Conn. assisted suicide bill endangers vulnerable communities, advocates warn

  An assisted suicide bill being considered in Connecticut faces opposition from disability rights activists over what they contend is a lack of safeguards against the abuse of vulnerable populations, such as the elderly or the disabled. 

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  Jan 24, 2021

  Russell Moore: Church must 'recover credibility of our witness' post-Trump

  In the aftermath of a contentious election season, Southern Baptist ethicist Russell Moore warned the Church against cynicism and stressed that followers of Christ must now “recover the credibility of our witness.”

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  Jan 23, 2021

  6 key issues unite Americans despite political divisions: Post-election survey

  A supermajority of Americans are united in wanted to see changes made on six key issues affecting the nation and their daily lives — whether they voted for President Joe Biden or former President Donald Trump — a new survey from researcher George Barna reveals. 

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  Jan 23, 2021

  'Christ born of Mary' inscription uncovered in ancient church in Israel

  Archaeologists have discovered an Ancient Greek inscription bearing the phrase “Christ, born of Mary” in northern Israel — the first evidence of an early Christian settlement from 1,500 years ago in Taibe, located in the Jezreel Valley.

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  Jan 22, 2021

  Jeremy and Adrienne Camp warn couples: 'Marriage doesn't complete you, Jesus completes you'

  Christian singer-songwriter couple Jeremy and Adrienne Camp recently discussed the importance of vulnerability in marriage and how personal intimacy with God contributes to a healthy, thriving relationship. 

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  Jan 22, 2021

  Though largely 'religiously unaffiliated,' Gen Z craves spiritual mentoring: study

  Though the majority of Gen Z is not engaged in scriptural study and has a distrustful relationship with religious institutions, they are eager for trusted adults, including religious leaders, to invest in their lives.

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  Jan 21, 2021

  Biden to rescind Mexico City Policy, Trump's pro-life actions

  The Biden administration dodged questions about the president's policy priorities regarding abortion funding on his first day in office, but on Thursday Dr. Anthony Fauci confirmed that the president will be rescinding his predecessor's pro-life policies. 

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  Jan 21, 2021

  Dolly Parton's brother Randy dies following cancer battle: 'He’s shining in Heaven now'

  Country star Dolly Parton revealed that her brother, Randy, has died at 67 after a lengthy battle with cancer and expressed the belief that he's "safe with God" and “shining in heaven now.” 

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  Jan 21, 2021

  Gender clinic whistleblower details why he exposed medical abuse of children

  The psychoanalyst who blew the whistle on England's Tavistock gender clinic has detailed the troubling culture within the facility where he says children are being persuaded to pursue experimental transgender medical practices.

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  Jan 20, 2021

  Lawyer leverages power of storytelling to inspire audiences with faith-based film 'Tulsa'

  Inspired by true events from one of his actual trial cases, “Tulsa” tells the story of Tommy Colston, a drug-addicted biker and bitter former Marine who is unexpectedly united with his 9-year-old daughter, Tulsa, whom he never knew existed.