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More churches opening schools as states expand tuition voucher programs
Educational voucher programs enacted in several states are making it easier for churches to start Christian schools on their campuses.…
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U.S. briefs Trump on ‘specific’ Iranian threats to his life
U.S. intelligence officials briefed former President Donald Trump this week about “real and specific threats from Iran to assassinate him…
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Egyptian archaeologists discover sword with name of Pharoah Ramesses II
A sword with the name of Pharoah Ramesses II in hieroglyphs recently was uncovered by archaeologists in Egypt. Ramesses is…
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Ministry meets needs of Lebanese Christians persecuted by Hezbollah
Christian humanitarian organization Help The Persecuted is stepping up its efforts to address the growing physical and spiritual needs of…
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Argentina scorches UN over bias against Israel
Argentine President Javier Milei criticized the United Nations for what he said was its anti-Israeli bias during a fiery address at…
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It takes you to defeat Amendment 3. Here’s how
Many of you may have heard Amendment #3 (Right to Reproductive Freedom Initiative) but what does it really do? In…
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Harrison Butker’s NFL gear soars in wake of pro-family comments
Attempts to silence Chiefs’ kicker Harrison Butker after he defended traditional values during a commencement speech at a Catholic college…
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Israel hacks Lebanese radio stations and phones, urges civilians to flee Hezbollah areas
The Israeli Defense Forces on Monday hacked Lebanese radio networks, urging civilians to flee Hezbollah-controlled areas. Israel also likely hacked…
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Iran bans Revolutionary Guard using pagers, other mobile devices
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has ordered all of its members to stop using any type of communication device after…
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Cars stolen from churches in Leawood this month
Two cars were stolen from church parking lots in Leawood this month while the owners were in services. The first…
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