Guest Commentary

• Hurricane Sally Leaves Nearly 500,000 without Power Hurricane Sally made landfall Wednesday morning leaving nearly half-a-million people without power and forcing dozens out of their homes. Sep 16, 2020

  

  Hurricane Sally Leaves Nearly 500,000 without Power
• Churches Report Giving Boost Months after Pandemic Started Months into the coronavirus pandemic, it looks like church giving is on the rise. Sep 16, 2020

  

  Churches Report Giving Boost Months after Pandemic Started
• 30 Percent of Professed Christians Are Not Motivated to Address Racial Injustice, Barna Group Finds According to a recent Barna Group survey, nearly 1/3 of practising Christians are not interested in participating in matters of racial injustice. Sep 16, 2020

  

  30 Percent of Professed Christians Are Not Motivated to Address Racial Injustice, Barna Group Finds
• Representatives for Israel, the UAE Sign Peace Agreement at the White House Representatives for Israel and the United Arab Emirates met at the White House on Tuesday to sign the peace agreement between the nations.  Sep 15, 2020

  Representatives for Israel, the UAE Sign Peace Agreement at the White House
• Salvation Army Starts Red Kettle Program Early amid 'Tsunami of Human Need' Due to increased need amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the Salvation Army has begun their red kettle donation collections two months earlier than normal. Sep 15, 2020

  Salvation Army Starts Red Kettle Program Early amid 'Tsunami of Human Need'
• Bible Reading Marathon Kicks Off in Washington, D.C. An annual Bible reading, hosted this year by Seedline International, kicked off over the weekend in Washington, D.C. Sep 14, 2020

  Bible Reading Marathon Kicks Off in Washington, D.C.
• #CancelNetflix Trends on Twitter after Controversial Film Cuties Airs #CancelNetflix was number one trending on Twitter this weekend after the site decided to stream the film Cuties which depicts young girls in a sexual way. Sep 14, 2020

  #CancelNetflix Trends on Twitter after Controversial Film Cuties Airs
• Dr. James Dobson Sounds a Moral Alarm Against the Legislative Death March of 2020 Gone are the days of "safe, legal and rare" abortions. Today, women are encouraged to share and celebrate their abortion stories. Sep 11, 2020

  Dr. James Dobson Sounds a Moral Alarm Against the Legislative Death March of 2020
• US Senate Fails to Approve Coronavirus Relief Package On Thursday, the U.S. Senate once again failed to approve a coronavirus relief package. Sep 11, 2020

  US Senate Fails to Approve Coronavirus Relief Package
• Christians in Northern India Forced to Stop Worship, Pastor Says A pastor in India was coerced by police into agreeing to stop holding worship in his home after an officer threatened to make false charges against his son. Sep 11, 2020

  Christians in Northern India Forced to Stop Worship, Pastor Says