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‘God Bless Abortions’: Christ of the Ozarks statue vandalized by activists

July 13, 2021

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Israeli archaeologists uncover rare ‘Jerubbaal’ inscription from time of biblical judges

July 13, 2021

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Ken Ham’s Ark Encounter to build expansion featuring Tower of Babel

July 13, 2021

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Billy Graham home in NC mountains for sale

July 13, 2021

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Former Governor Edwin Edwards has died at 93

July 12, 2021

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Letlow visits Louisiana College, says higher ed success equals state’s success

July 9, 2021

By Elizabeth Clarke, LC News PINEVILLE, La. (LC News) - Louisiana College welcomed Congresswoman Julia Letlow to campus July 8 — her first visit since taking office in April. LC President Rick Brewer welcomed Letlow, along with some of her staff members, at a breakfast meeting where he shared campus updates and introduced school administrators. Letlow recalled fondly how she had attended a faith-based youth camp on the campus several decades ago. “This tour has been a long time coming,” Letlow said. “Higher ed is near and dear to my heart, and our hearts are here to serve.” Letlow has worked in higher education for many years. She served most recently as the director of external affairs and strategic communications for the University of Louisiana at Monroe, before running to fill her late husband Luke Letlow’s seat in Congress. Letlow had been elected in November 2020 and was slated to take office in January 2021. He died of COVID-19 in December. “One thing my husband ran on — and that I want to carry on — is that he wanted to be accessible,” she said. “Day or night, we’re here to serve.” She told LC administrators that as projects and programs arise, her office will be a resource. She introduced each of her … [Read more...]

Mindset change (Cartoon: Beyond the Ark)

July 9, 2021

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Making friends (Cartoon: Fletch)

July 9, 2021

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Prayer for wisdom (Cartoon: McKeever)

July 9, 2021

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Study: Highly potent cannabis may cause memory issues for marijuana smokers, vapers

July 9, 2021

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God will do a new work in me

Happy New Year. I pray this year is filled with the blessings and favor of God. If you are like me, I am thankful for all God did in 2024, but I look forward to all God will do in 2025. Aren’t you glad you serve the God of new beginnings? Every 24 hours, He gives us a new day. Every 365 days, He gives you a … Read More

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