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After almost a year of negotiations, a Christian law firm has secured a lot of money for some California churches that were unconstitutionally shut down during the COVID pandemic.

An Ontario judge has dismissed a constitutional challenge against the province’s COVID-19 restrictions brought forward by Waterloos Trinity Bible Chapel and Alymers Church of God.

Before surrendering to Christ, Jennifer Scott was a drug user, "smoking and shooting" 7 grams of cocaine into her body every day. But God “used other Christians” to save her life — and if it wasn’t for her church staying open during COVID-19, she “would be dead.” 

Before surrendering to Christ, Jennifer Scott was a drug user, "smoking and shooting" 7 grams of cocaine into her body every day. But God “used other Christians” to save her life — and if it wasn’t for her church staying open during COVID-19, she “would be dead.” 

After struggling through a 23-game drought, the Haskell Indian Nations University football team proved the adage,

A Magical Medora Christmas Stops Planned Locally

Walters Big Night Lifts Jamestown Past Presentation

  KITCHENER -- Officials with the Region of Waterloo reported 26 enforcement actions for people not following COVID-19 guidelines, including court summonses for Trinity Bible Chapel and tickets for multiple private gatherings. Regional Chair Karen Redman said 15 charges were issued between April 29 and May 5, while 11 others were from the previous reporting period. Waterloo bylaw issued six summons to appear in court to Trinity Bible Chapel. Redman said one was for the church itself and th...

Trinity Bible Chapel in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada | Facebook/Trinity Bible Chapel A judge in Ontario, Canada, has allowed authorities to temporarily lock the doors of a church that has refused to follow provincial restrictions on gatherings aimed at curbing the spread of COVID-19.  The attorney general’s office for Ontario had police lock the doors of Trinity Bible Chapel of Waterloo through next Saturday to prevent in-person worship services.  The move came as part of a temporary injunct...

  KITCHENER -- Last week, a judge granted a temporary injunction to lock the doors at Trinity Bible Chapel. The church itself, church elders and people who attended services have all faced charges over the past few months following in-person services exceeding provincial limits. Under the current stay-at-home order, religious services are capped at 10 people indoors and outdoors. The church shifted to drive-in services following charges at the end of December and beginning of January. How...