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A Washington state middle school is facing scrutiny after attorneys say a student was reprimanded for handing out Gospel tracts to classmates—raising renewed questions about religious freedom on public school campuses. According to the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), which is representing the student, the incident occurred on or around February 18 at…

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Christian parents Daniel and Bianca Samson of Sweden are facing any parent’s worst nightmare: their two daughters have been removed from their care by the state despite being found as “fit parents.” The nightmare began in December 2022. The couple’s daughter, Sara, who was just 11 at the time, falsely accused her parents of abuse…

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The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor (UMHB) in Belton, TX is celebrating 80 professions of faith during its annual revival event. The university has held its multi-night tent revival event for 27 years, with this year’s event drawing in around 1,000 people. This year’s theme was “The Potter and the Clay,” with a focus on spiritual…

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A young Christian influencer says a growing number of Gen Z Americans are rediscovering faith in Jesus Christ as they grow weary of the “fake stuff” dominating modern culture. Bryce Crawford, a 22-year-old evangelist who shares the gospel both online and on the streets, believes many young people are beginning to question the promises of…

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Joshua Broome knows firsthand that God can radically change a life. Once a performer in the adult film industry, Broome walked away from that world after encountering Jesus Christ. Today, he serves as a pastor and speaker, using his story of redemption to challenge men to pursue the identity God created them to live out.…
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