Washington Church Opens 60 Affordable Housing Units Amid Crisis
May 22, 2025
A Washington church opened 60 affordable housing units to address the housing crisis, embodying community support.
A Washington church opened 60 affordable housing units to address the housing crisis, embodying community support.
Britain’s poverty crisis fuels mental illness. Christians must act, voting for change and aiding the vulnerable.
Scotland advances towards legalising assisted suicide as Liam McArthur’s bill passes stage one with a 70-56 vote.
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A ballot on the first day of the papal conclave didn’t yield a new pope. Black smoke signaled no two-thirds majority.
Throughout history, the Church has witnessed significant events. This week marks anniversaries of remarkable milestones.
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Samuel Escobar, a pivotal Latin American theologian, missiologist, and Bible scholar, passed away at 90.
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Alumni of Trinity Evangelical Divinity School express sadness over its move from Illinois to Canada amid challenges.
The FBI arrested Judge Hannah Dugan for allegedly helping an illegal immigrant evade arrest in Milwaukee.