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Prison Fellowship International and Eastern European Mission Partner to Distribute More Than 100,000 Bibles and Scripture Resources
- By Prison Fellowship International
Resources to be Shared with Prisoners and their Families Across Eastern Europe
WASHINGTON and FORT WORTH, Texas -- Prison Fellowship International (PFI) and Eastern European Mission (EEM) have signed a new agreement to provide 71,000 adult, 8,500 teen and 34,500 child-friendly Bibles to seven PFI national affiliates across Eastern Europe, which will be distributed to prisoners and their families in the months and years to come. The organizations, who previously worked together to distribute approximately 15,000 Bibles to PFI affiliates across Eastern Europe, have greatly expanded their partnership to provide Bibles and scripture resources to graduates and beneficiaries of PFI's in-prison and family programs across the region.
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People Soon Paying With Hand, Face And Eyes
- By By Stefan J. Bos, Chief International Correspondent Worthy News
TAIPEI (Worthy News) – A Taiwan-based company expects people to soon pay for goods and services through their “facial recognition, fingerprints, eye scans, and handprints.”
Jean-Philippe Niedergang, a regional CEO of global payment industry leader Castles Technology, said using “a totally personal and irreplaceable mechanism, biometric payment will significantly reduce fraud.”
He said payments at “points of sale,” such as in stores and restaurants will “allow for greater efficiency in the automated payment process by reducing waiting times for customers.”
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Ray McGovern: What Happened in Moscow?
- By Judge Napolitano - Judging Freedom
Although the four men captured after the Crocus Center massacre of over 140 people near the Russian capital of Moscow were Muslim immigrants from Tajikistan, and on the surface, the style of killing was typical of fanatical Islamic radicalism, at least two highly regarded retired CIA analysts believe the ISIS narrative is a FALSE FLAG.
Listen to Ray McGovern, who was chief Russian briefer to the Reagan Cabinet, as he explains.
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Kamala Harris, America's Deadliest Vice President
- By The Restoration Project
ATLANTA -- While Margaret Sanger began the eugenic march of controlling the black birth rate in America when she launched the Negro Project in 1939, Alan Guttmacher, her successor who simultaneously was vice president of the American Eugenic Society, took the effort over the top. According to his wife, his concern for differential fertility increased when he saw what he considered a population explosion among Blacks while interning at Johns Hopkins. Segregation kept the wards divided based on skin color, and Guttmacher like Sanger, had no problem deciding none of those housed in the Negro ward were wellborn enough to have children. Guttmacher, the father of abortion on demand, facilitated the easing of laws that prohibited abortion and birth control as he laid the groundwork to ensure Blacks were the number one target of those seeking to control their reproduction.
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'Jesus Wells' Project Aims to Reach 40 Millionth Person with Safe Drinking Water
- By GFA World
World Water Day spotlighted ‘global catastrophe’ of 2.2 billion people drinking dirty water
WILLS POINT, Texas -- It’s one of the most remarkable stories in the colossal quest to provide clean drinking water to every person on the planet.
The “Jesus Wells” project, a monumental undertaking of Texas-based mission agency GFA World (www.gfa.org), is 25 years old this year -- and on the cusp of delivering safe, clean drinking water to its 40 millionth beneficiary.
“As we mark World Water Day this month, we’re grateful for all who have sacrificed and labored to make the Jesus Wells project what it is today,” said GFA World founder K.P. Yohannan, also known as Metropolitan Yohan.
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Michael LaPierre Announces Run for Congress, Calls for Death Penalty for ‘Coyotes’ and Fentanyl Traffickers, Declaration of War on Mexican Cartels, Suspension of Asylum, Economic Migration
- By Press Release
Pickens, SC – Today, Michael LaPierre formally announced his candidacy for South Carolina’s 3rd Congressional District. Michael LaPierre made the following statement:
Our nation finds itself in a time of crisis. Our southern border is being invaded, bringing with it cartel, fentanyl, and other dangerous drugs, and our national leadership isn’t willing to make the hard decisions necessary to end this crisis.
And we’re facing a second invasion of economic migrants and their employers who are abusing worker visa programs. The results are lower wages and less jobs for Americans and higher housing prices that are putting the American Dream of home ownership out of reach for more and more South Carolina families.
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Minority Report Reveals Federal Indian Policies Soaked in Critical Race Theory
- By Christian Newswire
WASHINGTON -- A minority report to the congressional 'Alyce Spotted Bear and Walter Soboleff Commission on Native Children' has been released, shedding light on the detrimental effects of current federal Indian policies on families of tribal heritage. The report, titled "Minority Report: Commission on Native Children," is a result of extensive research and testimonies from grassroots, individual Native Americans and their families across the country - not powerful entities that subsist on government funding.
The report highlights the existence of an "iron triangle" within federal Indian policy, which has allowed for the implementation of laws and policies that some report as controlling, oppressive, and unconstitutional to Native American families. These policies have had a devastating impact on the well-being of Native American children, leading to high rates of poverty, extreme neglect, physical and sexual abuse, substance abuse, and suicide within these communities.
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