Harvard Med Teaches How to Treat LGBT Infants, Abortions Down 99% in Texas, Nick Vujicic Warns Churches

One of the nation's most historically prestigious universities is offering a course that instructs students how to provide healthcare services to "infants" who "identify" as LGBT.

A Pennsylvania school board has implemented a policy requiring teachers to refrain from engaging in political advocacy in the classroom as concerns about the promotion of LGBT ideology and critical race theory in public schools loom large in American politics.

The number of abortions in Texas has flatlined following the United States Supreme Court decision last June to overturn Roe v. Wade.

Nick Vujicic joined Sadie Robertson Huff on her "Whoa That's Good" podcast, where he warned that churches are at risk of dying unless they shift their focus.

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