For more than 30 years, Yolanda Chávez made her home in Los Angeles, where she formed her family and discovered her vocation as a theologian. But one day, the country that had been her home closed its door on her.
For more than 30 years, Yolanda Chávez made her home in Los Angeles, where she formed her family and discovered her vocation as a theologian. But one day, the country that had been her home closed its door on her.
Thousands of people streamed onto the National Mall for a daylong prayer rally Sunday billed as a "rededication of our country as One Nation under
Read moreIn recent decades, the 1776 document's few references to God have been especially polarizing, as Americans defend starkly contrasting views of the United
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When Jesus says, “Blessed are the poor in spirit,” He is not primarily speaking about economic conditions He is speaking about the soul
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Pastor Johnston’s conviction for preaching the Gospel shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone who understands the slippery slope strategy of abortion ideologues
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The comfort of open arms — however genuine — can’t change what’s actually true
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Wemaple will be firmly committed to the public interest and democratic values.
