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What We Need Is Hope
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- By Tony Perkins - Family Research Council
When the sun broke over Washington, D.C. this morning, in a cloudless blue sky, it was hard to believe it was the same city where I had to navigate barricades and riot police as I made my way to our office. The fires that blazed up and down the National Mall were finally out, leaving one charred reminder after another of the carnage. Pieces of history, like St. John's Church, either went up in flames or were shattered into a thousand glassy pieces on sidewalks that were no longer places where presidents walked -- but war zones.
Pray to Stop the Looting and the Shooting
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- By Alveda King
I was very restless in my spirit yesterday. With my goddaughter, Angela Stanton King, "boots on the ground" in Minneapolis, Minnesota, COVID-19 qualms at critical mass, personal family matters and that type of thing, it was hard to pray. However, I did.
This morning as I spoke with Angela by phone, the POTUS text about looting and shooting surfaced. With my heart heavily grieved and moved by the cruel murder of George Floyd, who was a man of God, and other related events, an urgent cry arose in my heart. Pray for an end of the looting and shooting. Unite in prayer as One Blood!
9 Million Will Die in Coronavirus-Worsened 'Scandal of Starvation' Says Gospel for Asia
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- By Christian Newswire
One trillion dollars' worth of food wasted globally each year, reveals new report for World Hunger Day, May 28
WILLS POINT, Texas -- It's estimated that nine million people will die in a coronavirus-worsened 'scandal of starvation' this year, according to a new report today marking World Hunger Day -- an annual awareness event -- on May 28.
37 Ways to Work from Home Today: Business Ideas You Can Start Now With Little to No Money or Specialized Training
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- By EvangAlliance
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -- In the midst of the current Covid-19 quarantine, Jim Palumbo, President and Founder of EvangAlliance, a non-profit multi-media ministry committed to empowering people around the world with the transformative message of hope, has prepared a free eBook: 37 Ways to Work from Home Today: Business Ideas You Can Start Now with Little to No Money or Specialized Training.
Jim Palumbo speaks directly to those suffering from layoffs, furloughs, and a violent business decline, affirming that with hard work and diligence, great ideas can succeed. Readers can and should use the information in 37 Ways to Work from Home Today to start a business and provide for their families in these tough times, using this crisis as an opportunity to begin building their dreams.
OPENING UP
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- By Tony Dunn
Shoppers are returning to the Malls and other shops and Restaurants with the winding down of the self-isolationing from the coronavirus.
To Teach His Own: The Rise of Homeschooling
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- By Tony Perkins - Family Research Council
It didn't look like recess. It looked like an elementary school jail. Instead of carefree children running around outside, the images from French journalists are almost tragic: little boys and girls, each sitting glumly in their own chalk-outlined box. To some parents, it was a sobering picture of what public education might look like in the fall. But to millions of others, it was confirmation -- the time to homeschool is now.
Double Purple Heart Recipient Donates Bullet-Proof Vest
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- By Press Release
Commander Jack Dorn of the American Legion Post 214 of Taylors, SC, on behalf of a member who wishes to remain anonymous, donated a brand new ballistic vest to the South Carolina State Constable Association. Taylors and Travelers Rest attorney Steve Shaw, who is a constable and also a candidate for Greenville County Council, accepted it on behalf of the Association. Because they are fibrous inside, ballistic vests are rated only for a certain number of years and then should be replaced. The vest will go to a constable in need of a replacement vest and are highly sought after.
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