Guest Commentary

• Samaritan's Purse Leads Relief Efforts in Florida and Georgia amid 'War Zone'-Like Damage Evangelical Christian humanitarian aid organization Samaritan’s Purse has set up bases in Albany Georgia and along the Florida Panhandle this week to aid residents who were affected by the monstrous Category 4 Hurricane,... Oct 17, 2018

  

  Samaritan's Purse Leads Relief Efforts in Florida and Georgia amid 'War Zone'-Like Damage
• Anne Graham Lotz Begins Chemotherapy, Says 'I Have No Fear of Death' As Anne Graham Lotz begins the next step in her cancer treatment this week, she reminds her followers that she does not fear death. Oct 17, 2018

  

  Anne Graham Lotz Begins Chemotherapy, Says 'I Have No Fear of Death'
• Florida Churches Band Together to Serve Communities Destroyed by Hurricane Michael Local churches are banding together to help their communities in the wake of mass destruction caused by Hurricane Michael which hit the Florida Panhandle last week. Oct 16, 2018

  

  Florida Churches Band Together to Serve Communities Destroyed by Hurricane Michael
• Evangelicals Are Confused about Christianity's Core Beliefs, Survey Says A new survey from LifeWay Research has found that many Christians are confused about the core beliefs of Christianity. Oct 16, 2018

  Evangelicals Are Confused about Christianity's Core Beliefs, Survey Says
• Christian Filmmakers Challenge Minnesota Law for Forcing Them to Make Same-Sex Wedding Films Two Christian filmmakers are going before the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Paul, Minnesota on Tuesday, to challenge the state’s law that is forcing them to create videos that contradict their religious beliefs. Oct 16, 2018

  Christian Filmmakers Challenge Minnesota Law for Forcing Them to Make Same-Sex Wedding Films
• Deadline for Release of Nigeria Schoolgirl Leah Sharibu Approaches, Anxiety Rises As the deadline approaches for the release of the last schoolgirl who was captured by Boko Haram, Christians in Nigeria are praying for her safe release. Oct 16, 2018

  Deadline for Release of Nigeria Schoolgirl Leah Sharibu Approaches, Anxiety Rises
• Quebec's New Administration Works to Ban Employees from Wearing Religious Garb The new administration in Quebec, Canada, is working to prevent its employees from wearing religious symbols while at work. Oct 16, 2018

  Quebec's New Administration Works to Ban Employees from Wearing Religious Garb
• The Archdiocese of Washington Releases Names of Clergymen Who Were 'Credibly Accused' of Sexually Assaulting Children Following the resignation of Cardinal Donald Wuerl, the Archdiocese of Washington released a list of 28 names of clergy members who, since 1948, were accused of sexually abusing children. Oct 16, 2018

  The Archdiocese of Washington Releases Names of Clergymen Who Were 'Credibly Accused' of Sexually Assaulting Children
• Israeli Prime Minister Thinks Christian Emissary is 'a Great Idea' According to the Associated Press, Israel’s prime minister has suggested that he would like to appoint an envoy to the Christian world. Some people are calling this a sign of Israel’s efforts to create closer ties with its... Oct 16, 2018

  Israeli Prime Minister Thinks Christian Emissary is 'a Great Idea'
• Susan Collins Calls Planned Parenthood Out for Its Hypocrisy After receiving heavy backlash for supporting the nomination of Justice Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, Senator Susan Collins (R-ME) opened up about her frustration with the hypocrisy of Planned Parenthood. Oct 15, 2018

  Susan Collins Calls Planned Parenthood Out for Its Hypocrisy