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The American Life League believes that it is critical for the leader of the Catholic Church to consult with Biden to correct his pro-abortion stance.

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Christmas is usually the time of year where people are the most giving, attempting to spread Christmas cheer wherever they go. Operation Christmas Child, an annual charity created by Christian relief agency Samaritan’s Purse, says that its mission is to demonstrate God’s love in a tangible way to children in need worldwide. Each year, families…

As he inspected the renovation and preservation efforts currently underway on the Salt Lake Temple, President Russell M. Nelson used three words: “massive, amazing and inspiring.”

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The Governor says the vaccine is a "gift from God."

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A new study from Arizona Christian University shows that while most Americans who identify as Christians believe in God, more than half reject some biblical principles and teachings, including the Holy Spirit’s presence. For most Christians, the Holy Spirit is the third divine person of the Trinity. Is it also recognized as God’s power in…

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As candidates campaign across California ahead of the recall election on September 14th, faith communities have become a hub for reaching potential voters. Religion has played a major role on the campaign trail in recent weeks as concerns have grown over California’s COVID-19 restrictions, which greatly limited in-person worship. When looking at all the candidates,…

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In recent months, the social networking giant has been connecting with large faith groups and figuring out ways to shape the future of the religious experience. One of those partnerships was with Hillsong. Facebook look at what apps they could create for video capability, livestreaming or financial giving, Yahoo News reports. In a recent news…

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As people return to in-person services following church closures during the pandemic, many struggling congregations wonder how many people will return? Some churches will not make it. According to a new article by the Associated Press, smaller congregations that struggled to adapt during the pandemic are going to struggle the most and may not recover.…

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Millennials are exiting the church at an alarming rate, with many Christians wondering if they will come back on their own or if shifts need to occur to bring them back to the church. A new survey from the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University found that while 57 percent of Millennials consider themselves…

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