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September 20, 2023
Unlike Iowa, where one candidate often dominates the evangelical field, SC Republican primary voters have historically split their vote.
July 18, 2022
A local nonprofit is giving away $20,000 in free gas on Monday at a gas station in Oak Park. The giveaway comes as gas prices continue to fall in metro Detroit
July 18, 2022
Gas prices continue to drop with experts predicting the national average could fall below four bucks in August... but it likely won’t stay that way.
April 15, 2022
ADAMS — The new pastor at Emmanuel Episcopal Church, who will be officially welcomed at a service on April 27, has used his experience in bringing worshippers of different faiths
April 13, 2022
We are excited to announce the kickoff of United Front Christian Faith! A movement geared to equip believers f...
December 7, 2021
A US organization is aiming to help 1,300 “frontline pastors” and ministry workers in Russia and the former Soviet Union this winter who, it says, are “risking everything” to aid orphans, widows, and suffering families, reports the Assist News Service for the Global News Alliance (GNA).
April 29, 2021
Pastor Albert J. Harris Jr.’s newly released “Who Am I And Who Says I Am Who I Am” is a charismatic exposition that urges the readers to dig into their own identity Share Article “Who Am I And Who Says I Am Who I Am” from Christian Faith Publishing author Pastor Albert J. Harris Jr. is a poignant narrative of a man who struggled to find his own voice in a world where everyone has a say on how and who one should be. MEADVILLE, Pa. (PRWEB) ...
January 21, 2021
Asylum Fees Proposed by Trump Completely Unaffordable for Asylum Seekers By Manuel Ocaño Nelly C believes that the United States government is making it near impossible for migrants to seek asylum. “If it is true that we are going to be charged a fee in order to request asylum, I don’t think anyone will have the money to pay it. If we all left what little we had behind and fled not just from violence, but also from poverty, how could we afford to pay?” said the single mother who journeye...