Why Vermont regulating health care sharing ministries is unconstitutional
Vermont is on the verge of making a serious constitutional error.
The Christian Post
Skip to main contentVermont is on the verge of making a serious constitutional error.
Texas hospitals reportedly treated tens of thousands of patients who were in the United States unlawfully, resulting in millions of dollars in healthcare costs, a state employee testified during a legislative committee hearing.
A Colorado abortionist who has performed over 40,000 abortions, including third-trimester procedures, is shutting down his facility after 50 years.
Nobody is more expert or cares about your health more than you. Not Big Pharma, not Big Food and certainly not Big Medicine.
The head of the Church of the Brethren in Nigeria has urged pastors to prioritize their health by scheduling regular medical checkups.
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health released a taxpayer-funded education campaign warning pregnant women to avoid pro-life pregnancy resource centers, alleging that these nonprofit organizations put women's "health at risk" and use "deceptive practices" to attract patients.
Should Health Care Sharing Ministries have to render unto Caesar that which is God’s?


























