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Today’s News Briefs: Geese claim; Americans tune-out politics; Overtime taxes
Today’s news briefs include Americans limiting political news intake; Haitians eating geese?; Islamists win in Jordanian elections; No tax on…
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Key dates for registration, absentee voting approaching in Missouri
The November election is now less than two months away. Missouri citizens who plan to vote need to be aware…
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Today’s News Briefs: No Soup for you!; CIA spy; Harris on Mid-East
Today’s news briefs include Cambell’s Soup name change, CIA officer spied for China; Harris mid-east policy “dangerous” say experts. Former…
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Parents need to be proactive to keep kids strong in their faith
Now that kids are back in school, Christian parents are concerned with reinforcing their faith in an increasingly secular culture.…
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Fantastic Caverns a new mission field for retired missionary
When people think of mission fields, Fantastic Caverns near Springfield probably is not the first place that comes to mind.…
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American protester killed in Samaria given Palestinian military burial
Israel on Tuesday said a Turkish-born American and pro-Palestinian protester was likely shot “indirectly and unintentionally” by its soldiers. The…
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Today’s News Briefs: James Earl Jones; IDF investigates death of American
Today’s news briefs include the faith of James Earl Jones; American protester killed by IDF in Samaria was part of…
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Christians launch effort to purchase Scottish island to keep it from Islamic terror preacher
A British vicar has launched an ambitious campaign to purchase Torsa Island, a remote and picturesque isle located northwest of…
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If Not For Grace is now Found & Woven
If Not For Grace Ministries, a local organization providing post-abortion support, has started a new chapter and will now be…
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Billy Graham Library has welcomed this many visitors since 2007
The Billy Graham Library in Charlotte, N.C., reached a major milestone in early September when Gabriel Salstein of Miami became…
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