Abortion debate marks 25 years since Roe v Wade rule
McManus argues Americans remain split on abortion after 25 years, noting rising out of wedlock births and fatherless homes. The piece surveys pro life and pro choice positions, cites personal testimonies, emphasizes responsible sexuality, adoption, and changing hearts over legal change.
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Sewickley
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Noel
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Christianity Today
Mathews- Green
Mathews-Green
Mission and Ministry
Trinity Episcopal School For Ministry
America
U.S
McManus
Bethesda
Churches Weigh Guns After Texas Law Change
The Texas Legislature altered the concealed handgun rule, now requiring churches to post signs or hand out notices about firearms on property. Leaders from First Presbyterian, Asbury United Methodist, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, and other churches express concern, with some stressing guns have no place in sacred spaces and urging restraint while others emphasize personal responsibility and training.
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Texas
Associated Press
Texas Legislature
Philip McLarty
First Presbyterian Church
Mark Woodruff
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church
Asbury
Strempke
Mark Riley
Immanuel Baptist Church
Dean Kelm
Redeemer Lutheran Church
David Mindel
First Christian Church
Don Palmer
Life Unlimited Church
Mindel
Precious Moments founder builds religious theme park shrine
Sam Butcher, creator of Precious Moments figurines, built a religious themed complex near Carthage off I-71. The site features a hotel, chapel, restaurants, Fountain of Angels and Honeymoon Island, drawing about 750,000 visitors yearly as Butcher signs hundreds of figurines.
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Carthage
Sam Butcher
Interstate 71
Precious Moments
Midwest
Ted
Quiet Lady's 1.8 Million Bequest Shocks Centenary Church
Lib Kimrey, remembered for small acts of kindness at Centenary United Methodist Church in Greensboro, left 80 percent of her estate worth 1.839 million to the church with 20 percent to her stepson. The gift, revealed after her 1996 death, funds debt payoff, parking lot paving, and a long term investment with about 150000 annual interest, shaping the church's future.
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N.C
Kimrey
Centenary United Methodist Church
Centenary
Carl Worthy
Clan No Strings
Mildred Rives
Kimsey
Vernon
Judy Milligan
Rod
Miami
Worthy
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