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The Wayside story on Fox 32 News… redemption

James Lukose talks with Larry Yellen.

The film focuses on an eclectic group of about 100 homeless citizens who occupy the main Cincinnati library after closing hours...

New movie ‘The Public’ mirrors the harsh realities of homelessness in Kendall County

"The Public" Kendall County PADS

The council pointed to “significant violations” of several of its financial standards...

ECFA ousts Chicago-area megachurch Harvest Bible Chapel

Editor's Links of Interest

Contributing Editor for Christianity Today Faces Conflict of Interest Questions After Accepting Car From James MacDonald | Julie Roys

“Got me a 1971 Beetle,” announced Ed Stetzer on Facebook last April, adding that he and his daughter were planning to restore the classic Volkswagen car. However, what Stetzer didn’tRead More

Moody students and faculty, several past presidents and other guests gathered Friday (April 5) at Moody’s downtown Chicago campus as Mark Jobe was installed as the 10th president

After ‘challenging times,’ Moody Bible Institute inaugurates new president

Moody Bible Institute installation of president.

Candid Conversation on Difficult Issues Needed

Love your Muslim Neighbor as yourself

Salam Christian Fellowship comments on New Zealand mass shooting.

Ms. Kennedy, a prominent progressive, will be interviewed by culturally conservative commentator Eric Metaxas...

Caroline Kennedy tapped to keynote Judson University’s 2019 World Leaders Forum

Caroline Kennedy

The homeless receive a lot of attention during the holidays...

Kandall County community poured out heart, help to PADS guests throughout harsh winter

PADS

Editor's Links of Interest

Former Harvest Employees Say James MacDonald Lived Large on Church’s Dime | Julie Roys

In 2015, James MacDonald went on a worldwide missions trip that was so stressful, he needed a safari in South Africa to help him recover from it. At least, that’sRead More

No community dinners currently in Aurora

Free Community Dinners in the Tri-Cities

Community dinner

BATAVIA, Ill., March 4, 2019 – The Tri-Cities area is blessed with seven free monthly community dinners. The dinners take place at churches with the exception of the Elburn LionsRead More

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