Gospel Advertising and Youth Outreach Journey 1960
A reflective account traces Gospel Advertising Association’s outreach by July 1960, noting 100 evangelists served, 1,500 local church congregations across 47 states using Gospel materials, and 250,000 decisions for Christ. It describes church ministries, roadside gospel signs, relocation to Bradenton, and personal calls to youth outreach and service. The narrator urges using talents to spread the gospel and reach thousands for Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NKJ
Gospel Advertising Association
Hyman Appleman
T W. Wilson
Christ
US 41
Georgia
Florida
Bradenton
Greenville
South Carolina
America
Carolinas
Tri-state
Tennessee
Jerry Burleson
Fort Lauderdale
Israel passes controversial Jewish nation bill in Knesset
Israel's parliament approved a basic law declaring the country the nation state of the Jewish people, a move critics say marginalizes Arabs and downgrades Arabic. The vote 62 to 55 with two abstentions, amid a rowdy debate that drew protests and warned of threats to Israel's democratic character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Israel
Benjamin Netanyahu
Ing
Knesset
Supreme Court
Ayman Odeh
Odeh
Benny Begin
Menachem Begin
Netanyahu
Likud
Eugene Kontorovich
Kohelet Policy Forum
Kontorovich
American Jewish Committee
Jeremy Ben Ami
J Street
Washington
Reuven Rivlin
Tel Aviv
Ex-priest ordered indefinitely to Illinois sex offender facility
Daniel McCormack, a former Chicago priest, is committed indefinitely as a sexually violent person to a state facility for sex offenders. He will be confined at a Rushville detention facility after serving a five year sentence for molesting five boys at St. Agatha Parish. Judge Dennis Porter found him sexually violent, citing refusal to participate in treatment and potential for reoffending. State critics note numerous allegations beyond the five victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Daniel McCormack
Rushville
West Side
Cook County
Dennis Porter
McCormack
Porter
Barbara Dorris
Survivors Network
St. Agatha
Vatican journal slams prosperity gospel linked to Trump
La Civilta Cattolica condemns the prosperity gospel as a dangerous perversion of Christian teaching. The Jesuit Vatican journal argues the movement fuels individualism, profits for preachers, and aligns with American exceptionalism and Trump-era politics. It names Oral Roberts, Pat Robertson, and Joel Osteen among critics of the wealth gospel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Donald Trump
Pope Francis
la Civilta Cattolica
Latin America
Asia
U.S
Antonio Spadaro
Marcelo Figueroa
Trump
Prosperity Gospel
Paula White
Prosperity
Wayne T. Jackson
Civilta Cattolica
Oral Roberts
Pat Robertson
Joel Osteen
United States
Francis Papacy
Trump White House
Papacy
Philadelphia
Charles Chaput
Judge rules religious nonprofit exempt from unemployment taxes
Judge James McGing ruled that By the Hand Club for Kids, a Chicago nonprofit providing after school services with an $8 million budget, is exempt from unemployment taxes. The decision reverses an Illinois Department of Employment Security Board of Review ruling that the group must pay the tax, a matter raised after a HR director sought unemployment compensation in 2016.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cook County
James McGing
Illinois Department of Employment Security
Board of Review
Chicago Public Schools
Paul Winters
Bob Gough
Department of Employment Security
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Mary
D.R. “Dick” Hubbard
Tamiami Youth For Christ
Tampa
Youth For Christ
Miami
Youth For Christ Magazine
Wheaton
William Watson
Trinity College
Mt Carmel Youth For Christ
George Dooms
THE
Associated Press
Matthew Daniels
Daniels
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