Sarah Mae Saliong Articles
Conservative Authors Fighting Against Cancel Culture Now Have A New Publisher To Rely On
The launch of a pro-free speech book publisher by two former publishing executives who will make their presses available to conservatives whose platforms have been canceled, is starting to attract attention. 
Candace Cameron Bure Has One Criterion For Her Children's Future Spouses: 'Love Jesus The Way I Do'
When it comes to potential love prospects for her children, actress Candace Cameron has just one criterion, and it's how much they love Jesus Christ. 
Former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick Preaches In Church Following Release, Talks About Ministry Plans
In his first public appearance since being freed from jail in January, Kwame Kilpatrick, the former Mayor of Detroit, gave a sermon at a local church on Sunday. 
Pastor Of Church That Held Worship Service Outdoors Following Shutdown Arrested By Police
The pastor of Fairview Baptist Church in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, has been arrested for the second time after his congregation conducted an outdoor worship session at an unknown site following the local government's decision to shut the church building. 
America ‘Under Attack From Within,’ Warns Evangelist Franklin Graham
Franklin Graham, the president of Samaritan's Purse, issued a warning on Tuesday concerning the encroachment of socialism and communism from within the country. 
Ken Ham Warns America Heading Towards Communism Without ‘The Truth Of God’s Word’
After learning about China's campaign to inundate churches with Communist propaganda ahead of the party's 100th anniversary, apologist Ken Ham noted that the United States is moving in the similar direction. 
Christian Video Game Creator Fights Back After Cancel Culture Bashes Him For Donating To Trump
Scott Cawthon, the developer of the iconic video game "Five Nights at Freddy's," is standing firm in the wake of his identity being revealed as a benefactor to conservative parties, including former President Donald Trump. 
Nigerian Pastor Held By Boko Haram Released After 8 Months In Captivity
Rev. Polycarp Zongo, a minister of the Church of Christ in Nations (COCIN), has been freed by his kidnappers after being kept hostage since October 19, 2020, according to reports. 
Former Pastor Who Died Of Suicide Admitted To Being ‘Queer’ Before Death
Steve Austin, who died in Alabama in what seemed to be a suicide, first came out publicly and acknowledged being queer. 
Pro-Life Group Files Complaint At SBA After Planned Parenthood Affiliate Receives $2.7 Million PPP Loan
The Small Business Administration received a complaint from a pro-life group that claims a Planned Parenthood subsidiary unlawfully got loans through the Paycheck Protection Program for small businesses.
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