It’s almost been six months since the start of the COVID-19 induced shutdowns. Among the closures were those of our churches. Even with reopening efforts, states have instituted quotas on church service attendance, restrictions limiting communion, fellowship, and even singing. While the conversation has shifted from “flatten the curve,” the limits on our church services don’t seem to be going anywhere.
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Kirsten Hasler and Tabitha Walter join community organizer and faith leader Matthew Gillette in discussing how to engage in conversations with your neighbors during a global pandemic.
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August 6, 2020 President Trump Takes Action to Aid Human Trafficking Survivors This week, the Trump administration announced that over $35 million in the Department
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When “wokeness” first came onto the scene as a general description of modern-day Marxism, many people thought it was just another cultural revolution fad that would eventually flame out. Unfortunately, the flames are getting stronger, both literally and figuratively, as we watch our country being attacked from every possible angle.
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August 2020 What happened to Civics 101? As Americans have watched the now out-of-control rioting and destruction of statues, monuments, and even entire areas of
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Former Vice President and current Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has unveiled his feminist plans for women if he were to take office. Although he has given the American people plenty of reasons to vote against him in November, this may be the final nail in the coffin.
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Cultural revolutions are insidious and not just because they seek to change the way people think, write, speak, and act. They are also dangerous because they are fueled by self-righteous sanctimoniousness, expressed in seemingly innocuous terms such as “social activism,” “equality,” and “fairness.”
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July 28, 2020 House to Vote on Second Minibus Prioritizing Democratic Political Wins Last week the House passed along party lines a partisan, $259.5 billion
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July 27, 2020 House Child Care Legislation Exceeds $50 billion In another busy legislative week, the House is set to pass a pair of childcare
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On Monday, Media Research Center Founder and President Brent Bozell and the MRC’s Free Speech Alliance released an open letter to Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai
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In this week’s episode, hosts Glyn McKay and Tabitha Walter tackle the hard decision that parents are facing right now: to send their child back
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At the end of the week, House will consider the first set of appropriations, or rather a “minibus,” to end their first legislative week back in D.C. since early June. The week has been riddled with problematic legislation, and the minibus, H.R. 7608, or The Department of State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs Appropriations Act, 2021 is no exception. The legislation sets funding levels for Agriculture, Interior, State, Veterans Affairs, among other items.
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