Olivia Cavallaro Articles
Two Dozen Inmates To Serve As Prison Ministers After Receiving Degrees In Pastoral Ministry
A couple dozen inmates have marched on a stage to receive their Bachelor of Arts diploma in pastoral ministry, marking a new stage in their life behind bars. 
Religious Marriages Less Likely To End In Divorce, Study Finds
A new study revealed that religious unions are slightly less likely to end in divorce because religion encourages less cohabitation, which is a risk factor for divorce. 
'Disturbing': Church Hosts 'Drag Queen Prayer Time' For Kids During Sunday Service
A preacher who dressed in drag addressed children in a recent Sunday sermon in Chicago. 
Updated: Americans Still Have Concerns About Getting Vaccinated Against COVID—Even After President Trump Said He Got Boosters
Almost two years into the COVID pandemic, many Americans remain hesitant or refuse to get vaccinated against COVID. 
Christian Actress And Filmmaker Shares How Being ‘Outside The Box’ Allowed God To Use Her Uniquely
The "Shazam!" actress shared insights on how God used her talents to connect with people in the film industry and share her faith with them. 
United Airlines Facing Class-Action Lawsuit For Threatening Thousands Of Employees Who Applied For Religious Exemptions To The Jab
United Airlines is at the center of a lawsuit filed by thousands of employees who claim they were threatened by the company for seeking religious exemptions to the COVID vaccine mandate. 
Biden White House Condemns Those Who Refuse COVID Jabs To 'A Winter Of Severe Illness And Death'
A White House official had some harsh remarks for those who remain unvaccinated almost two years into COVID pandemic. 
Texas Town Agrees To Stop Charging Churches Higher Water Rates Compared To Businesses
A settlement has been reached by a Texas town and three churches in which the state government has agreed not to overcharge the religious institutions on their water bill. 
Jana Duggar Sets Rumors Straight After Being Charged With Misdemeanor
The former "19 Kids and Counting" star spoke out for the first time about her misdemeanor charge which was filed back in September. 
South Africa To Stop Contact Tracing, Quarantining Because Omicron Is “Mild”
An advisory committee in South Africa appealed to its health minister to stop contact tracing and quarantining of Omicron variant contacts because it was not "viable" given the social and economic climate of the country.
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