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Woman Robbed At Church While Praying for Suspects
A 78-year-old woman was the victim of a modus operandi conducted by two women inside the sanctuary of the Hilldale Baptist Church in Clarksville, Tennessee last February 9. 
‘American Freedom Convoy’ Launching March 1, Arriving At DC A Week Later
Another group of American truckers will head off to Washington DC from Eastern, Southern, and Midwestern states beginning March 1 in protest of President Joe Biden's COVID-19 mandates. 
Christian Doctors Sue California Over Law Forcing Them To Participate In Assisted Suicide
A nationwide Christian medical association and a Christian doctor filed a lawsuit against California for mandating physicians to assist patients in suicide against their conscience. 
Southern Baptist Convention Leaders Apologize Over Jennifer Lyell Sexual Abuse Case Handling
The Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee released a formal apology for mishandling the sexual abuse of Jennifer Lyell in the hands of a former Southern Baptist Theological Seminary professor. 
Abortionists Violating Texas Heartbeat Act Facing Punishment, Report Says
Abortion clinics that continue to operate against the provisions of the Texas Heartbeat Act are reportedly facing punishment, reports say. 
Nebraska City Passes Ordinance Penalizing Dissent Against With Those In Power
The Lincoln City Council passed an ordinance penalizing anyone expressing views in opposition to those in government or positions of power. 
Trans Surgeries, Puberty Blockers ‘Child Abuse’, Texas AG Says
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said sex-change procedures and puberty blockers' prescriptions are considered "child abuse" under the state's law. 
Supreme Court To Hear Christian Web Designer’s Case Against Colorado Discrimination Law
The United States Supreme Court announced on Tuesday that it will hear the case of a website designer from Denver, Colorado who is forced by the state to provide service against her religious convictions. 
Churches Can Remain Open During A Pandemic, South Carolina Legislation Assures
The South Carolina Senate subcommittee approved a bill last week that assures churches will remain open during a pandemic. 
Biden’s Private Economic Adviser Has Collaborated With CCP Influencer Group: Report
President Joe Biden's private economic advisor allegedly collaborated with the China United States Exchange Foundation, a "premier foreign influence group" of the Chinese Communist Party.
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