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Walk for Water in Greenville Raises Funds to Provide Hundreds of People with Safe Water
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- By Heather Fleming - Water Mission
Walkers Gathered at Furman University to Support Water Mission’s Work
Greenville, SC — On October 26, 300 walkers gathered at Furman University for the 3rd Walk for Water in Greenville. The community rallied together to raise over $40,000 for Water Mission, an engineering nonprofit that provides safe water solutions for people in developing countries, refugee camps, and disaster areas. The funds raised will provide clean, safe water to 800 people around the world.
This year’s Walk for Water marked the 3rd Walk in Greenville to raise funds and awareness about the global water crisis, which leaves 2 billion people around the world without access to safe water. Since 2022, the Greenville community has raised enough money to provide safe water to 1,300 people through Water Mission’s sustainable safe water solutions.
'All in God's Hands' Says Ministry Leader in Midst of 'Anxious' Beirut
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- By Christian Newswire
BOONE, Iowa -- A Christian broadcaster in Beirut is continuing to air live programs from its studios in the middle of a war zone, bringing hope to people terrified they could be killed by a missile strike at any moment.
Watch SAT-7's Beirut studio director talk about the situation.
The 42 staff members at the Beirut-based studios of media ministry SAT-7 (www.sat7usa.org) continue to report for work every day, despite deadly missile attacks on Lebanon's capital — a city of 2.4 million residents.
Live Election Coverage with PrayVoteStand
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- By Family Research Council
What Can We Expect on Election Day from the Forces of Tyranny?
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- By Tom DeWeese - American Policy Center
There is growing concern over possible violence if Trump wins the election. What will happen the day after election day? While I obviously can’t know for sure, I can tell you from personal experience what can happen when an entrenched tyranny refuses to concede after a sound defeat.
In May, 1989, I helped sponsor the only privately-funded election observation team for the Panamanian presidential election. Dictator Manual Noriega was running for re-election. My team was there to watch for and report any voter irregularities. In other words, keep the vote as honest as possible.
LPJ, The Atlantic Monthly, Shadowland, and Child Sex Trafficking
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- By Robert W. Malone MD, MS
The Atlantic Monthly is evil.
I learned this fact in 2021 when a writer/editor from The Atlantic Monthly named Tom Bartlett contacted me, first by email and then in a telephone call, saying with much flattery that he wanted to do a story on the origins of the mRNA vaccines and my role in the invention. His original email to me was:
This was followed by a telephone call, during which he laid out an article he intended to write about the invention of the mRNA vaccines. Then I naively (gosh, was I ever naive about the press) invested a lot of time teaching him about mRNA vaccines, the invention, the origins, how I came up with the idea, and showing him the original discovery and patent documents, etc - all in good faith.This was just after the Brett Weinstein podcast, so I went through and explained the various issues with the pre-clinical testing - this was before much of the Pfizer clinical trial data had been released via court order. Remember back to early in 2021 - before the vaccine injuries were even known. At a time when I was first realizing that my own cardiac and neurologic injuries were from the vaccine.
#TooBigToRig Is Trending on X
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- By Jenna McCarthy
As deranged leftists watch their electoral dreams circle the presidential bowl, the snarling is getting louder and uglier. (Be kind; it’s what cornered animals do.)
Case in point: Once considered sophisticated and culturally relevant, Esquire published a sniveling bit of drivel this week lamenting the “Nazi rally” that was Trump’s Madison Square Garden meet-up. (You know, the one that was populated with people from all faiths and all walks of life, where //www.tiktok.com/@abs_knows/video/7429487135956454661">they sang “Hallelujah” on stage while Megan Thee Stallion was twerking for free concert junkies Harris supporters?) The Esquire piece is so poorly written, so utterly nonsensical, so fraught with irony (“they are burlesque authoritarians”) and mixed metaphors (“the opening round in a Republican attempt to ratf*ck the certification process”) and hyperbole (“You could feel the world turning toward darkness”) that I struggled to come up with an apt analogy. (I think I finally nailed it though: If this article were a lasagna, it would have been baked by a toddler using pool noodles, expired ketchup, grated cat litter, and a bunch of plastic vegetables from his play kitchen. To borrow from the author itself, it was awful.)
Can Harris Sell Churchgoers on Abortion and Sexual Immorality?
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- By Joshua Arnold - The Washington Stand
Presidential candidate Kamala Harris continued her efforts to woo churchgoers on Sunday, with an appearance at the Church of Christian Compassion in Philadelphia. Her last-minute, “souls-to-the-polls” campaign in historically black churches comes as up to 40 million self-identified Christians plan not to vote in the upcoming election, according to a recent George Barna survey. Harris’s church-focused push began three days after she ejected two rallygoers who exclaimed, “Jesus is Lord.”
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