Gleaning For The World, a non-profit humanitarian aid organization based in Virginia, is providing 60,000 blankets to U.S. families suffering during extreme winter weather this month. These blankets are being distributed in 10 states, including Colorado, Nevada, Kentucky, Virginia, Florida and Georgia.
Thomas A. Glessner, Virginia attorney and president of The National Institute of Family and Life Advocates (NIFLA), announced today the unveiling of The Declaration of Dependence, a statement of unity in support of the self-evident and unalienable right to life.
Cleveland, TN—The Commission on Accrediting of the Association of Theological Schools (ATS), the major, national accrediting agency for more than 270 graduate seminaries in the United States and Canada, has granted the Pentecostal Theological Seminary permission to offer four professional degrees fully online. These degree options will be offered in addition to the Master of Arts in Theological Studies degree, which is an academic degree previously approved to be offered completely online.
Growing up as a young kid with a big imagination in the Midwest, my appetite for movies was anything but healthy. From a very young age, I would read and write reviews, pore over daily box-office results and beg my parents or older brothers to take me to the latest movie—any movie. Thankfully, I had parents who cared about what my siblings and I watched. It was a common practice in the Kayser household to read a review from Movieguide and do legitimate research on the media we were consuming.
We are living in difficult times. The moral default of many ministers has resulted in a leadership credibility crisis. The public exposure and media circus that ensues when a leader fails damages the hearts of precious, tender believers.
Opponents of a law forcing boys and girls in California’s public schools to share school bathrooms, showers and locker rooms have reached the 95 percent validity rate needed to achieve a random sampling for a full signature count.
