Tribal Tensions Challenge Christian Unity During Kenyan Elections
This round, the church is in a unique position to be an agent of healing and reconciliation.
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Celebrating Freedom From Slavery, Ignorance And Injustice Central To Juneteenth
This vibrant celebration marks the day that 250,000 enslaved black people in Texas were freed.
Ashley Mudge Celebrates Juneteenth, The Women Of Color Expo As Artistic Empowerment
“When you feel like giving up, push harder. Talk to other women … Never be afraid to express your true self,” Mudge said.
5 Times The American Flag Survived Extreme Weather
On Flag Day, a look back at how Old Glory has battled dangerous weather and lived to tell the tale.
Innovative Housing Complex In LA Seeks To Empower People With Developmental Disabilities
“What will happen when I’m gone?” wonder aging parents who care for disabled adult children. The Village offers a possible answer.
In Burkina Faso, Local Militias Take Lead In Anti-Terror Fight
The Volunteers for the Defense of the Fatherland group is seen as a stop-gap measure to halt a spreading conflict.
Crime And Punishment: San Francisco Recalls District Attorney Chesa Boudin
Boudin was recalled by San Franciscans who felt that his lenient policies emboldened criminals and decreased public safety.
Deontay ‘Bronze Bomber’ Wilder’s Image Immortalized By A Statue
Olympic medal winner marvels at the likeness of him “right down the street from where they used to sell slaves.”
Pro-Choice Pelosi Accuses Archbishop Of Double Standard In Her Communion Ban
The House Speaker said church leaders take no action against those who push for the death penalty, which violates its teachings.