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Struggling with Gender Identity is Not a Sin LGBTQ Community Needs to See the Love of God, not the Judgment of Man
- By Christian Newswire
GREENVILLE, S.C. -- At a time when discrimination and hate are running rampant, believers must stop lashing out in judgment and begin a dialogue of compassion, acceptance and love for those struggling with gender identity according to author Gerri Edwards. Edward's son Ryan struggled with gender identity before passing away in 2016. She chronicles their story in her upcoming book, "Mercy Triumphs Over Judgment."
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Human Rights Groups to U.S.: Trade Carefully on China
- By Tony Perkins
It was still hours before dawn when a BBC camera crew landed in China at an airport in the far northwest. After months of monitoring satellite images and hearing a handful of horrifying testimonies from the inside, British reporters came to see for themselves if the rumors of an underground network of forced labor camps was true. What they found defied their imaginations -- and the world's.
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West Main Artists Co-op Receives 2018 ‘Business Supporter of the Year’ Award from SC Art Education Association
- By WMAC Press Release
West Main Artists Co-op in Spartanburg received the 2018 “Business Supporter of the Year” award from the South Carolina Art Education Association. The award was presented to Co-op Chairperson Beth Regula on Dec. 1 in Greenville by Cindy Riddle, the Association’s President-Elect and Assistant Superintendent of Visual & Performing Arts for Spartanburg School District 1.
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New Survey Shows Latest Trends for Late-Term Abortion Clinics, Costs and Wait Times
- By Christian Newswire
WASHINGTON -- As an imploding abortion industry struggles to remain solvent amid a falling demand for abortions, there have been significant shifts in how abortions are being done and how late into pregnancy abortion clinics are willing to do them, according to new information gathered during Operation Rescue's 2018 Abortion Clinic Survey.
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Operation Rescue Names its 2018 Pro-Life Person of the Year Malachi Award Recipient
- By Christian Newswire
WASHINGTON -- Operation Rescue is pleased to announce that the recipient of the 2018 Pro-Life Person of the Year Malachi Award is Mark Harrington, President and Founder of Created Equal.
The Malachi Award is given by Operation Rescue every year to recognize individuals who sacrificially work to advance the cause of protecting the pre-born.
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144 Law Enforcement Officer Fatalities Nationwide in 2018
- By Steve Groeninger
Overall fatalities increased 12 percent with firearms-related fatalities the leading cause of officer deaths this year
Washington, DC—The number of law enforcement professionals nationwide who died in the line of duty in 2018 increased over the previous year according to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, a nonprofit group that has long tracked officer fatalities.
The Memorial Fund announced in its 2018 Preliminary End-of-Year Law Enforcement Fatalities Report that 144 federal, state, local, tribal and territorial officers died in the line of duty over the past year, representing a 12 percent increase over the 129 officers who died in the line of duty in 2017.
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