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Professor Richard Vatz of Towson University in Towson, Maryland, says that despite academic world priding itself on “supporting the marketplace of ideas and academic freedom,” there has been “an increasing and unremitting effort to eliminate conservatives” in areas of higher education. The professor added that when he brought up his concerns with the National Communication Association, … Continued

“Good morning, Charlie…” Naomi Scott, who recently appeared in the live-action Aladdin, stars alongside Kristen Stewart (Twilight) and Elizabeth Banks (Hunger Games) in the reboot of Charlie’s Angels. Movieguide ® particularly enjoyed Aladdin, and Scott’s portrayal of Princess Jasmine because she demonstrated many characteristics of which young girls can aspire. With this in mind, we’ve compiled a list … Continued

Growing up, Essie Horn wasn’t much different than many young girls raised in an evangelical Christian home. She attended church, sometimes Presbyterian, other times nondenominational, with her family, in addition to receiving her K-12 education at a small Christian school. Her college education took place at a small, private Christian college located in the hills … Continued

He had a sex change surgery at the age of 18.  Less than a year later, a teenager regrets his decision saying, “I feel as though I have ruined my life.” In a commentary published on The Daily Signal website Nov. 17, Walt Heyer, a former transgender himself, writes about a letter he received from a boy he … Continued

“I heard an explosion, and the explosion that I heard was that I stepped on an IED, an improvised explosive device. When I stepped on it … I didn’t know what happened at all. I knew that there was an explosion. And when I saw my Marines, and my corpsmen, my medic all surrounding me, … Continued

Eun Hye closed the bathroom stall door. She was now in the safest and dirtiest place in the kotjebi camp for North Korean street children. Her parents and sisters were in China. Her brother was with an uncle in North Korea. Months earlier, she also stayed with her uncle—until there wasn’t enough food for all … Continued

Before you give your tween a phone for Christmas . . . Jacqueline of Deep Roots at Home has shared this critical post with us because she also wants your family to thrive. Child grooming and resulting abduction by pedophiles is not a topic I ever thought I’d have on my blog, but it is … Continued

As a point of interest perhaps to some or one, having just read and prayed through the articles and comments for both Chick-Fil-A and “Update on the Impeachment Crusade,” I was struck by these points. First: I greatly appreciate the IFA ministry and specifically the “Headline Prayer” forum in which multiple perspectives are shared and … Continued

Officials of China’s United Front have removed a statue of Christ the King from the steeple of the church of Linjiazhuang in Shandong, replacing it with a lightning rod. Calling Christian symbols on church rooftops “too visible,” the United Front also tore down crosses from the church of Wuda (Inner Mongolia) and from the church … Continued

I don’t even know what to comment on this one. My son Micah ran across it online and was so shocked he sent it to me this week: WATCH: Disturbing Sex-Ed Videos Show Young Kids Instructed On Masturbation, Transgenderism This is coming out of Canada. This is a “leading“ Canadian sex-educator in online help for “youth” … Continued

For many of us, when we think back to childhood summers or seemingly endless days spent in the classroom, these periods of time feel as though they stretched on forever. In comparison, our more recent years of adulthood often feel like they’ve passed us by in a flash. This is usually just chalked up as … Continued