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FBI Statistics Reveal Rise In Hate Crimes In 2021 According to a newly revised report released Monday by the FBI, hate crimes increased almost 12 percent from 2020 to 2021. Numbers show that 12,411 people were reportedly the victims of hate crimes in 2021. Furthermore, 64.5 percent of them were attacked because of their ethnicity/race,
15.9 percent attacked for their sexual orientation and 14.1 percent were targeted for their religion... Charter school movement divided over
religious Oklahoma proposal The Catholic Archdiocese of Oklahoma City has created a schism in the charter school movement with its application for the nation’s first openly religious charter school. Activists and policy experts supportive of charter schools in general are divided over the St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School application.... Joe Exotic for President: Why
Not? In case you were wondering: He’s in. I mean, of course, newly announced 2024
presidential contender Joseph Allen Maldonado, a.k.a. Joe Exotic, a.k.a. the Tiger King, a.k.a. the reality-television grotesque who actually had the No. 1 show in the nation, with truly unbelievable ratings.... Gallons of ink — physical and digital — have been spilled writing about the transformation of the Southern Baptist Convention at the hands of Paul Pressler and Paige Patterson. While they were, indeed, the architects of the “takeover” of the SBC or the “conservative resurgence”
within the SBC, they are not the ones who carried the ball down the field for long-term transformation....
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Expanding Evangelical Theology: An argument for visual theology Within
Christianity and evangelicalism more specifically, theology has always been an act of the word. This article argues for an expanded definition of theology to include theology produced in a visual and not just a verbal language. Theology is more than “words about God.” It can rightly be thought of more broadly as “discourse about God” and as a result should be associated with visual as well as verbal
inquiry....
Fayetteville United Methodist Church’s to split Frank E. Lockwood of the Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette writes that Arkansas’ largest United Methodist congregation has come to an “Amicable Reconciliation and Separation Agreement” and will split into three new, separate assemblies.
The Central Church will continue to affiliate with the United Methodist denomination, while the South Fayetteville Genesis Church will become independent. A third congregation will form in the coming months....
Kidney gives woman with PKD a second chance A woman has
been given a second chance at life thanks to her fellow church member, who donated a kidney. Lois Denham was diagnosed with polycystic kidney disease at the age of eight and has been fighting it since then. Lois is 50 years old, Scottish, and suffers from this disease by genetic inheritance. Throughout her life, she was monitored by health professionals to remain stable. But in 2020 she acquired a kidney infection that left her in
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A Church. The State. And a Holy War. It was Father’s Day 2020, at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, and
Marci Dauer was walking with her husband Monte along the beach in Santa Cruz when they noticed a young woman sitting alone by the pier, disoriented and crying. “She said she had lost her phone and her friends,” says Marci. “It was 1 p.m. and I could smell alcohol on her breath.... In 1878, a wave of yellow fever swept through the American South and spread out through the Mississippi River Valley. Along with cholera, “yellow jack,” as it was known—after the yellow quarantine flags displayed on ships afflicted by the contagion—had long been a scourge of the American South. As far back as the 1790s, Congress considered, but never implemented, a national quarantine system in response to a
yellow fever outbreak early in the decade.... What Contributes to Happiness? What are the things that contribute to happiness? Internationally acclaimed motivational speaker Denis Waitley insists, “Happiness cannot be traveled to, owned, earned or worn. It is the spiritual experience of living every minute with love, grace and gratitude.” I have never met
anyone with perfect circumstances, or anyone who constantly lives in a state of perpetual bliss.... How the church handled “Woke” in the 4th century Aberrant theology was a specter that menaced the early church until about the 5th century. Arianism was far and away the most influential heresy of this
time. It was not the most flagrant, nor was it the most obvious, nor was it as widely condemned– at first. In the end, Arianism did the most widespread damage because it was a nuanced and subtle compromise that had major long term consequences.... One of the main contentions of the Christian deconstructionists in our time such as Andy Stanley is that it is an arrogant thing to teach from the Bible as if it is absolute truth. They say that the truly humble are those
who...
She texted a bible verse to a wrong number. He replied. 14 years later ... Brenda Rivera Stearns and Isaiah Stearns are sharing new details about their movie-worthy meet-cute with TODAY's Jenna Bush Hager. The story begins in 2009, when Brenda was trying to text a new friend an
uplifting Bible verse, but accidentally typed in a number belonging to Isaiah.... Billy Graham’s
North Carolina Home Now a Retreat Center for Pastoral Restoration The Montreat, North Carolina home of the late evangelist Billy Graham and his wife Ruth, has been transformed into a retreat center for pastors in need of restoration. According to the website Billy’s Home Place, the initiative was a joint effort by Graham’s daughter, who’s also named Ruth,
a local businessman, and actor and professing Christian Kirk Cameron....
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