The West Virginia National Guard is thanking Americans for their continued prayer for Staff Sgt. Andrew Wolfe, sharing in an update that he is moving closer towards recovery after showing ability to move and showing more signs of responsiveness. Wolfe was one of two service members shot the night before …
Read More »‘You’re Not a Cosmic Accident’: Unique Creation Museum Reveals Where Faith and Science Meet
DICKSON, TN – Some might argue that faith and science can’t coexist, but a museum in Tennessee is challenging that belief. Just outside Nashville sits the Wonders Center & Science Museum, featuring 100,000 square feet of exhibits. It explains the mysteries of science and history, space, paleontology, animals, literature, including …
Read More »Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers Case: Even the ACLU Calls NJ Actions ‘Censorship by Intimidation’
The U.S. Supreme Court appears to be leaning in favor of a group of five pro-life pregnancy centers in New Jersey. The justices heard oral arguments last week in the case pitting Christian-based First Choice Women’s Resource Centers against the state attorney general. Two years ago, New Jersey Attorney General …
Read More »From Teddy Bears that Talk Sex to ‘Tech Spies’ in Disguise, AI-Toy Alarm Bells Are Ringing
It’s Christmas time, and parents are shopping for the best gifts for their children. This season, watchdog groups are warning that some toys marketed for kids are potentially dangerous. Toys with AI chatbots could encourage children to play with dangerous objects or engage in inappropriate conversations. New warnings about toys …
Read More »What Motivates Samuel Weidenhofer? The Truth Behind the Content Creator Raising Millions for an 88-Year-Old Veteran
Samuel Weidenhofer, the content creator behind the record-breaking campaign to help an 88-year-old U.S. Army veteran retire, is an unlikely messenger. Born in Adelaide, Australia, Weidenhofer was diagnosed at a young age with verbal dyspraxia (also known as childhood apraxia of speech), a motor speech disability where the brain has …
Read More »Franklin Graham’s Samaritan’s Purse Puts Hurricane Helene Victim in New Home in Time for Christmas
For a North Carolina Vietnam veteran, being home for the holidays holds a new meaning. When Hurricane Helene hit North Carolina last year, Bob and Edwina Tatum watched everything they loved and owned, including their home of 46 years, swept away in floodwaters down the Toe River in the mountains …
Read More »Faith Groups Work to Restore Mobility for Millions Through Wheelchair Ministry: ‘Serving the Most Marginalized’
An estimated 80 million people around the world need a wheelchair but cannot access one, leaving many to crawl, be carried, or live confined to their homes. Yet, two faith-based ministries are working to close that gap by delivering durable wheelchairs and sharing the gospel message with people who have …
Read More »‘Most Dangerous Prison’ Becomes ‘Sanctuary of Restoration’ as Ministry Hosts Father-Daughter Dance
The non-profit ministry God Behind Bars gave incarcerated dads the gift of a lifetime for Christmas – an opportunity to spend time with their daughters, whom they rarely see. The national prison ministry continually works to restore the lives of inmates by building their faith during incarceration and after their …
Read More »Navy Admiral Set to Testify on Capitol Hill About Boat Strike in Caribbean That Killed Survivors
The Admiral in charge of the mission that killed two survivors of a boat strike in the Caribbean testifies to Congress Thursday. During the private hearing, Admiral Frank Bradley is expected to tell lawmakers both men were still in the fight. Meanwhile, President Trump told reporters he’s willing to release …
Read More »Oklahoma Student Given a Zero Grade for Faith-Based Opinion on Gender
A pre-med university student in Oklahoma is speaking out after reportedly receiving a grade of zero on a reaction essay during which she cited the Bible and spoke against gender ideology. “The assignment was to give our opinion and our reaction to an article about gender stereotypes and gender norms,” …
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