A city in Idaho will pay $300,000 in a settlement with Christians arrested in 2020 for singing hymns outside...
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Evangelistic Group That Has Seen over 66,000 Professions of Faith to Hold First-Ever US Crusade
Game Changers, , News, 0A ministry that has seen over 66,000 people make professions of faith during crusades in West Africa and South...
The Chosen Gets Strike Waiver to Continue Filming Season 4: It’s ‘Great News’
Game Changers, , News, 0Filming on Season 4 of The Chosen re-started Monday after SAG-AFTRA – the union that represents actors – approved...
Worship leader Sean Feucht said the man who stole his guitar has repented and asked for forgiveness…Source
Sarah Huckabee Sanders Rejects Demand to Remove ‘Sidewalk Chalk Cross’ Drawn by Kids
Game Changers, , News, 0Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders is rejecting requests from a liberal group to remove the drawing of a cross...
Pastor Completes 3,400 Mile Bike Ride across the U.S. to Support the Unborn
Game Changers, , News, 0A North Carolina pastor has completed a 3,400-mile bike ride across America to support the pro-life movement…Source
Synthetic human embryos have been created by scientists without using male sperm or female eggs…Source
Popular HGTV host Page Turner recently shared how her faith has played a role in her career as a...
U.S. Senate Votes to Suspend Trillion-Dollar Debt Ceiling, Cut Federal Spending
Game Changers, , News, 0The U.S. Senate has approved legislation that suspends the trillion-dollar debt ceiling while also slashing federal spending…Source
A viral video shows a New York City professor shouting obscenities at student volunteers working at a pro-life information...
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