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Hegseth Creates Pentagon Office of Religious Affairs for ChaplainsDefense Secretary Pete Hegseth announces a new Pentagon Office of Religious Affairs reporting directly to him, to advocate for chaplains and service members' faith.
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US Officials Host 43-Nation Pro-Life Event at UN AssemblyHHS officials Bethany Kozma and Natalie Dodson led the Geneva Consensus Declaration's first dedicated UN event Sept. 23, backed by 43 nations.
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43 Nations Sign Geneva Consensus Declaration on Capitol HillForty-three nations signed the Geneva Consensus Declaration on Capitol Hill this week as the U.S. leads the pro-life, pro-family coalition.
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10,000 March for Life in London, Largest Turnout YetRoughly 10,000 pro-life marchers, joined by 15 bishops, walked from Westminster to Parliament Square in London on September 5.
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Teach Us to Number Our Days: The Flood at WeiyuanFlash floods swept a Gansu campground on a summer afternoon, killing 25. A pastor reflects on Psalm 90, James 4, and the mercy of numbered days.
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Drawn Out of Many Waters: A Stranger's Hands at Lake CatherineA stranger's CPR saved a three-year-old pulled from an Arkansas lake — a reflection on God's providence, preparation, and the hands He sends.
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When the Waters Rose Without Warning: Grief and Grace in GansuAfter a flash flood swept a mountain campsite in Gansu, China, a pastoral reflection on sudden loss, Luke 13, and the God who stands with us in the waters.
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Delaware Backs Down on Law Forcing Pregnancy Centers to Post DisclaimersDelaware permanently agrees not to enforce a law compelling pro-life pregnancy centers to post state-mandated disclaimers, ending a federal suit.
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Kerr County Unveils Memorial Cross One Year After Deadly FloodKerrville dedicates a 20-foot steel cross as Texas Hill Country marks one year since a flood killed 139, including 27 at Camp Mystic.
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Delaware Drops Fight to Silence Pro-Life Pregnancy CentersDelaware's AG agreed to a permanent court order halting a law that forced pregnancy centers to post state-mandated disclaimers, paying $50,000 in fees.
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Mother Dies Shielding Daughter in Venezuela EarthquakeA Venezuelan mother tragically dies while protecting her daughter during recent earthquakes, highlighting the ultimate sacrifice of maternal love.
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Mechanicville Family Found Dead: Relatives Seek AnswersA family of six, including four children, is found dead in a Mechanicville apartment. Relatives ask for understanding and clarity.
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Sudanese Civil War Tears Apart Refugee FamiliesThe ongoing Sudanese civil war continues to displace families, causing deep fractures among refugees seeking safety and unity.
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Guarding the Innocent: A Call to Protect Our ChildrenThe LDS Church faces calls for better child protection. Scripture offers guidance.
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A Test of Faith: The Presbyterian Vote on MonogamyAs polyamory gains visibility, the Presbyterian Church faces a crucial vote on monogamy, challenging traditional values.
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Every Life Knit Together in LoveReflect on the sanctity of life through a tragic event and Psalm 139:14.
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