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Chattanooga area residents honor Charlie Kirk with worship event
Chattanooga resident Nick Bitzer, 23, said he became more active and engaged in politics after meeting Charlie Kirk while attending the Student Action Summit, a three-day conference designed for students and young adults. The event was hosted by the Kirk-founded organization Turning Point USA.
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Chattanoogans mourn conservative activist Charlie Kirk
Deviating from his study series in 2 Samuel, pastor Frank Ramseur of Calvary Chapel Chattanooga stopped to mourn with his congregation after the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
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Holland: Warning the world about what is coming
The Rapture is one of the most influential beliefs within Christianity.
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Wagner: 11 thoughts to consider in Random Access Musings No. 8
It has been six months, and my mental clutter tells me it is time for another edition of Random Access Musings, ranging from the serious to the silly.
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Dalton congregation breaks ground on new $13M facility
After 2 1/2 years of renting or leasing space, The River Community Church held a ceremonial groundbreaking for a new 33,000-square-foot facility Tuesday morning.
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A wildly popular 15-year-old computer whiz is becoming the Catholic Church’s first millennial saint
Pope Leo XIV will preside over his first canonization ceremony Sunday to create the first millennial saint.
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Breakpoint: Losing our music: Humans were made to worship with song
According to a recent article in The Atlantic, there's a new hit band that doesn't really exist.
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Holland: What does it mean to endure till the end?
It would be wise to understand that Satan knows what he is planning, and since he hates all true Christians, lulling his enemy to sleep has always been an effective tactic of war.
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Wagner: Jokes write themselves as Westboro Baptist protests clean comedian Nate Bargatze
I suppose I should begin by identifying the people/entities in question.
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Christian attitudes toward religious diversity, immigration vary
Throughout the Bible, God instructs his followers to show compassion to the foreigner, while some Scripture can be found that distances the foreigner from the covenant people of God, the Israelites.
