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Apollo moon mission scientist, Margaret Hamilton, dead at 90
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Zimbabwe hailstorm destroys churches, homes
United Methodists in Masvingo town are counting their losses after a severe hailstorm smashed church properties and members’ homes.
Virginians Vote On Abortion Amendment
As the midterm elections get close, early voting is underway in Virginia where an abortion amendment is on the ballot.
FDA pushes abortion drug safety review back to March
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The Ethics of Reporting What Everyone Is Talking About
The SPECTRUM team had varying degrees of proximity to the Day family. This news is not impersonal to us; we feel the gravity of such serious charges deeply.
Chosen on Purpose
You aren’t God's second choice. If He’s calling you, He’s already chosen you for the task.
Congregations invited to experiment with sixth baptismal promise emphasizing care of creation
[Episcopal News Service] A central component of the liturgy for baptisms in The Episcopal Church is the Book of Common Prayer’s Baptismal Covenant, in which congregations make five theological promises to act in Christian ways “with God’s help.” Some congregations are adding a sixth promise to the Baptismal Covenant, acknowledging their responsibility to care for God’s earthly creation.
Christian workers released after several days in captivity
Six Christian workers abducted in South Sudan on Sept. 26 were released Oct. 1, sources told Morning Star News.
Leadership Gathering should focus on local church
United Methodist leaders have benignly neglected local congregations for too long, a pastor writes. Any effort to revitalize the denomination must focus on them.
The Social Reckoning
MOVIE | Journalism thriller about the whistleblower behind the “Facebook Files” navigates social land mines
News Briefs from Loma Linda, Brazil, Mexico, Fiji, and the Philippines
News from Loma Linda Loma Linda University Health officially unveiled its new 105,000-square-foot Children’s Health Specialty Clinics on October 6, 2026, consolidating more than 21 pediatric specialties into a single five-story facility. Supported by Proposition 4 funding and $15 million raised through the university’s “Stronger Together Campaign,” the clinic features 149 exam rooms alongside integrated
Director of Children’s Circle Preschool
Second Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana, is hiring.
Christian Nationalism Backfires With Satanic City Council Prayers
A key battleground for local Christian Nationalism is the small Washington State community of Battle Ground.
Alan Noble | on resisting the idea new technologies should be thoughtlessly accepted for progress’ sake
Is artificial intelligence a juggernaut? Associate professor and writer Alan Noble writes at You Are Not Your Own: No, the American populace should harbor hope that it can resist the anti-human pull of AI development. Today on His People, Spencer Dalke discusses with Dr. Noble how to approach AI, and any new technology, from a biblical worldview respecting the dignity of our humanity, being made in the image of God.
Rising antisemitism, Zionism and the Green Party: A statement from Church of England Inter Faith Advisors
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Pastor: Your Communications Team Isn’t There to Polish Your Image - MinistryWatch
I’ve advised and consulted with so many churches and ministries over the years that I often think I’ve seen it all. But whenever that happens, something new always pops up. One time, I watched a pastor berate his communications team for not “capturing his good side” in their photos and social media posts. Another time,
20 churches engage in Texas Baptists GC2 pilot program
The 20 Texas Baptists churches participating in the GC2 pilot program, launched Sept. 15, are named, along with an invitation to pray.
Archbishop of Canterbury statement on 7 October anniversary
Three years on from the horrific Hamas-led terror attacks of 7 October 2023 in Israel, I pray for all who continue to grieve those who were killed, for those who survived, and for all who still carry the trauma of that terrible day. I pray especially for Jewish people here in Britain and around the world, for whom this anniversary brings grief, trauma and renewed anxiety, and I reaffirm my solidarity with all who have been affected by antisemitism and hatred.
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