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The National Federation of Press Women awarded local communicators at the national conference

I went to the Barbie movie hoping to prove the naysayers wrong and find it as innocent and edifying as its promoters and fans have purported it to be. But scene by scene, my hopes were destroyed.

“When they get away from parents, school, peer pressure, all those things, and intentionally go to another setting to hear from God, he speaks, and they can actually hear him, in a unique way,” says Hawley Alliance Church Rev. Kyle Christopherson.

FARGO – When the unexpected phone call came in, Jay Hershberger was busy feeding his horse. “Hello?”

"It always amazes me how un-Christ-like some 'Christians' can be," Seattle resident Ryan Davis writes.

"Salonen freely opines that LGBTQ people and their allies are susceptible to the 'sexual aberrations and untruths' represented by the rainbow flag, yet is upset she is labeled as 'hateful' for this point of view," writes Kelly Cameron of Fargo.

Men’s retreats done well can help men be emboldened to reclaim their truest identity, Brandon Clark says. “We try to first of all teach them who they are, and that they’re infinitely loved beyond compare, created unique in the eyes of God.”

With the homeowner's permission, contractor Trent Buck likes to pray over a project and will even include messages of faith on the floorboards throughout the home.

With the homeowner's permission, contractor Trent Buck likes to pray over a project and will even include messages of faith on the floorboards throughout the home.

Columnist Roxane Salonen writes about the movie “Nefarious,” which shows the world from the devil’s perspective, turning everything we know on its head to illustrate how duped we’ve become as humans.