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Afghan Christian refugees facing deportation still in limbo; advocate rejects claim it’s safe to return

BY   :    Ryan Foley, Christian Post Reporter    A woman advocating for around two dozen Afghan Christian refugees facing deportation who attend her North Carolina church has pushed back against the Trump administration’s assertions that conditions in Afghanistan have improved enough for them to […]

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Ministries join forces to give nearly 90K Bibles in 22 languages to disabled children in Africa, Asia

BY  :  Samantha Kamman, Christian Post Reporter   Over 87,000 Bibles in 22 languages will be distributed to offer the hope of Jesus to families receiving surgical care at a global network of children’s hospitals, thanks to a new partnership between two prominent international Christian […]

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Black History Month poses first challenge to teachers under tip line

It’s the middle of Black History Month, a time when many public school teachers break out lessons involving central figures in African American and Black history and dive into discussions surrounding the history of slavery, Jim Crow laws and the civil rights movement in this […]

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Teaching Black history is not an attack on White Americans

BY : William J. Barber and Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove William J. Barber II is president of Repairers of the Breach and co-chair of the Poor People’s Campaign. He delivered words of comfort at Andrew Brown Jr.’s funeral. Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove directs the School for Conversion, an education […]

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“Understand The Experiences”: How To Celebrate Black History Month At Cal Poly This February

Cal Poly’s Black Student Union (BSU) and the Black Academic Excellence Center (BAEC) are holding several events throughout February celebrating Black History Month. Black History Month is observed every February to honor the legacy of Black Americans and foster discussions and awareness of Black history. […]

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Vanderbilt Reverses COVID Shot Mandate for Organ Donation Candidate

NASHVILLE, TN – Liberty Counsel recently sent a demand letter to Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC) and now a woman has been reactivated on the kidney transplant waiting list. Vanderbilt never told Jane Doe* during the approval process for the kidney transplant that she would have to […]

Health and Wellness
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Former Member Of Stellar Award-Winning Group Anointed By God Goes Solo

Singer and Musician Robert Jones Releases Lyric Video “I Still Believe” Robert Jones, Former Member Of Stellar Award-Winning Group Anointed By God Launches Solo Career Robert Jones  |  “I Still Believe”  |  Official Lyric Video  Little Rock, AR–  Robert Jones, Jr is a talented musician and singer emerging as the next generation of dynamic worship leaders.  He is the founder and former member of the Stellar Award-winning Gospel ensemble  Anointed By God.  Jones knows what it’s like to experience the  pinnacle of success in the Gospel music industry.  Grateful for the accolades and opportunities the group opened for him, he is now stepping out as a solo artist and further into his purpose. “This path is new to me,” Jones shares.  “It’s a different reality when ministering as a solo artist. I’m nervous every time I have to do something, but I understand the call and the assignment on my life. It has pushed me into places I could never have ever imagined.” Jones has launched his solo career with a single “I Still Believe,” recently released on all digital music outlets and Gospel radio.  His  song is a ballad of hope to those who may become weary in well-doing and  need to re-ignite the fire of belief. […]

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” The World Is Moving Fast” AZ record”What’s going on in Israel”

” The World Is Moving Fast” It’s amazing how fast the world is moving. On the day of penning this article, AZ and I record our show “What’s going on in Israel” where I shared about the experience we’ve had with our children entering into […]

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Programs Honor Black History Month at the Library of Congress

The Library of Congress is holding several virtual events throughout February to share discoveries and stories significant to the history and conversations around Black History Month. For visitors on site, the exhibition “Rosa Parks: In Her Own Words” remains on view. Finding Pictures: African Americans […]

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