Parents of Preteens in Spiritual Distress, House Republicans Order Hour on Prayer, Christian College Rejects CRT Advocacy
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Nearly three dozen House Republicans are slated to take to the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives to discuss the importance of faith and prayer as the nation finds itself in the midst of “spiritual warfare."
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster has signed a law that prohibits the state from placing greater restrictions on houses of worship than essential services during a state of emergency.
Parents of preteens “are in a state of spiritual distress” as American adherence to biblical Christianity fades even in churches, a new study has found.
The grandparents of the National Guardsman who drowned trying to save two migrants from the Rio Grande said they're not surprised the boy they raised died trying to save someone's life.
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- House Republicans postpone special order hour on prayer | Politics News
- SC gov. signs bill protecting churches during pandemics | Politics News
- City approves church private school after stonewalling accusation | U.S. News
- Parents of preteens in ’spiritual state of distress’ | U.S. News
- Christian college rejects alleged drift into CRT advocacy | U.S. News
- Family of National Guardsman who drowned to save migrants speak | U.S. News
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