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Ukraine Dam Catastrophe: Churches Rush to Help in Flood Zone
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- By Slavic Gospel Association (SGA)
U.S. mission joins with local churches to get generators, solar power kits, food, medical aid to crisis area
LOVES PARK, Ill. -- A U.S. mission is rushing to support Ukrainian churches racing to help families impacted by the catastrophic dam collapse in southern Ukraine as a counter-offensive gets underway.
"People are desperate for water, food, and a way to charge their phones as flood waters surround them and the counter-offensive goes on," said Michael Johnson, president of Slavic Gospel Association (SGA, www.sga.org).
Catholic Action for Faith and Family Confronts Gay Activist Priest Group 'We Will Not Accept a Different Gospel'
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- By Christian Newswire
SAN DIEGO -- Catholic Action for Faith and Family -- a lay organization that defends Catholic teaching -- issued a statement today confronting a dissident priest group that is holding its convention in San Diego this week. Since Catholic Action is also based in San Diego, the statement noted pointedly that "we will not be silent as you come to our city." The lay group accuses the priests of presenting a "false gospel" of gay activism to the Church and to the public.
FRC's Tony Perkins Statement on the Passing of CBN and Regent University's Pat Robertson
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- By Tony Perkins - Family Research Council
WASHINGTON -- Family Research Council President Tony Perkins released the following statement regarding the passing of Dr. M. G. "Pat" Robertson earlier today. Robertson served as founder and chairman of The Christian Broadcasting Network; as well as founder, chancellor, and CEO of Regent University. Robertson was 93 years old.
Perkins stated: "I am grateful for the vision and courage of Pat Robertson. My first formal introduction into the world of government and political action was in the wake of his run for president and the creation of the Christian Coalition. It was a shaping experience to serve as chairman of the coalition in Baton Rouge many years ago. Pat's vision and legacy as a man of God and a man of action will live on and continue to inspire."
Anglican Church Attacked While Police Watch and Refuse to Act
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- By Anglican Office for Government and International Affairs
IRVINGTON, N.J. -- What should have been a joyful Pentecost Sunday at Christ Anglican Church in Irvington New Jersey, turned into absolute mayhem as an outside group belonging to the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) sawed off door locks and broke into the church to occupy the building and claim it as their own. The illegal conversion of the property was the result of an outrageous and unconstitutional ruling by New Jersey Superior Court Judge Jody Lee Alper. Judge Alper who was hearing a civil suit between two groups of individuals who used to attend the same parish but one side had been excluded from membership and attendance by order of its Bishop, the Rt. Rev. Ken Ross. Those excluded along with their attorney, Charles Chikezie intentionally misled the court by saying they had no idea who the bishop of the church and that the defendants wanted to attend church in the building owned by Christ Anglican Church but with their own pastor from Nigeria.
Church Giving Down Again in 2020: Potential Remains Great: empty tomb's New The State of Church Giving through 2020, A Theology for an Age of Affluence
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- By Christian Newswire
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -- Church member giving as a percent of income was down again in 2020, according empty tomb's new edition, The State of Church Giving through 2020. What's needed to reverse the trend is summed up in the subtitle: A Theology for an Age of Affluence.
The data presented in the 32nd edition of the series shows that the downward trend in giving extends back to 1968.
Yet, according to the study's authors, the potential for church members to increase giving is great. And they write that a broad vision can serve as a positive agenda for the affluence that has been spreading in the U.S. since about 1820.
Is There HOPE for Leaders on Capitol Hill? Alabaster House Hosts 3rd Annual Shape the Nations Conference & Gala
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- By Alabaster House
WASHINGTON -- Alabaster House will host the 3rd annual Shape the Nations Conference & Gala on June 5-6th, 2023, on Capitol Hill and the Museum of the Bible.
There are many strong leaders of faith in Washington, DC, but often, the public only knows a one-sided view - Washington is corrupt.
Is there HOPE for our government leaders?
Alabaster House is challenging the narrative – THERE IS HOPE IN WASHINGTON.
Gospel Music Hymn Sing at Rock Springs in Easley, SC
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