A Christian ministry that provides foster care services to victims of sex trafficking has reached a six-figure settlement with a major Ohio county after it was previously excluded from receiving government funding because of its policy of only hiring people who share its religious beliefs.
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Pastor Andy Deane, whose experience on 9/11 led him to return to Jesus Christ, told The Christian Post that he hopes his testimony will remind listeners of God's...
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My grandfather is giving me $5,000 for my college graduation that he wants me to invest He says too many people wait until they think they can afford...
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