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One of the few survivors of the all-black “Tuskegee Airmen” died on January 16th, aged 102 | Obituary

Each spring the farmer’s plow turned over the warming western Ohio soil, turning up a banquet for the birds and, often, bits and pieces of the lives

Almost three dozen Christian and Catholic institutions of higher learning decided to cut ties with Planned Parenthood after being challenged by a student pro-life group to do so. But almost 70 such schools have yet to respond – prompting Students for Life of America to turn up the heat a bit.

A new report reveals that more than 100 Christian colleges and universities in the United States have had ties to Planned Parenthood, the nation’s largest abortion business, in the past two years.

A new report reveals that more than 100 Christian colleges and universities in the United States have had ties to Planned Parenthood, the nation’s largest abortion business, in the past two years.

Tornadoes leveled communities across 260 miles. Survivors tell the tale.

Pittsburgh is home to an abundance of old church buildings. Their spires rise up against our hilly backdrop and famous skyline, adding to each neighborhood’s...

[INTERVIEW] Rediscovered cache of color photos gives life to ordinary people of postwar Korea

[INTERVIEW] Rediscovered cache of color photos gives life to ordinary people of postwar Korea

Meadville, PA (PRWEB) December 08, 2021 -- “A Light Revealing: The Methodist Episcopal Church in Early America”: an articulate and engaging look into the