Tag: focus on the family
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Uncivil discourse: Tips from experts to avoid verbal venom and poisoned posts
As the Nov. 5 presidential election draws closer, what appears to be another season of verbal venom has returned. Though the attempted assignation of former President Donald Trump on July 13 led to public outcry for more harmonious interplay between this year’s presidential candidates and allies — which initially resulted in some egregious ads being…
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Uncivil discourse: Tips from experts to avoid verbal venom and poisoned posts
As the Nov. 5 presidential election draws closer, what appears to be another season of verbal venom has returned. Though the attempted assignation of former President Donald Trump on July 13 led to public outcry for more harmonious interplay between this year’s presidential candidates and allies — which initially resulted in some egregious ads being…
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Christian audio drama/comedy ‘Adventures in Odyssey’ comes to life in celebrating 1,000th episode
An experimental radio program that debuted in 1987 on Christian stations to counter a rise in violent cartoons on television and the advent of sexually suggestive music videos on MTV remains so popular among children and adults that it’s marking a fantastical accomplishment. Conservative Christian communications organization Focus on the Family will celebrate this year’s…
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Christian audio drama/comedy ‘Adventures in Odyssey’ comes to life in celebrating 1,000th episode
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save An experimental radio program that debuted in 1987 on Christian stations to counter a rise in violent cartoons on television and the advent of sexually suggestive music videos on MTV remains so popular among children and adults that it’s marking a fantastical accomplishment. Conservative Christian…
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Uncivil discourse: Tips from experts to avoid verbal venom and poisoned posts
As the Nov. 5 presidential election draws closer, what appears to be another season of verbal venom has returned. Though the attempted assignation of former President Donald Trump on July 13 led to public outcry for more harmonious interplay between this year’s presidential candidates and allies — which initially resulted in some egregious ads being removed —…
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Uncivil discourse: Tips from experts to avoid verbal venom and poisoned posts
As the Nov. 5 presidential election draws closer, what appears to be another season of verbal venom has returned. Though the attempted assignation of former President Donald Trump on July 13 led to public outcry for more harmonious interplay between this year’s presidential candidates and allies — which initially resulted in some egregious ads being removed —…
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Colorado Springs ministries host hundreds of thousands of guests each year
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The Navigators make a bold claim about Glen Eyrie, calling their historic home “the most awe-inspiring location in Colorado Springs.” Every year, about 60,000 people visit the Glen, near Garden of the Gods, for its “soul-stirring views,” photograph its herd of bighorn sheep and flock…
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Colorado Springs ministries host hundreds of thousands of guests each year
The Navigators make a bold claim about Glen Eyrie, calling their historic home “the most awe-inspiring location in Colorado Springs.” Every year, about 60,000 people visit the Glen, near Garden of the Gods, for its “soul-stirring views,” photograph its herd of bighorn sheep and flock of wild turkeys, go to its bookstore and coffee shop,…
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Religious groups that backed Trump say faith endures regardless of who wins elections
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save God’s got this. That’s the main message from leaders of conservative Christian churches and religious organizations in the Pikes Peak region, as a Democratic president and what is shaping up to be the nation’s most progressive administration are poised to take over leadership of the…
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Religious groups that backed Trump say faith endures regardless of who wins elections
God’s got this. That’s the main message from leaders of conservative Christian churches and religious organizations in the Pikes Peak region, as a Democratic president and what is shaping up to be the nation’s most progressive administration are poised to take over leadership of the country. “As Christians, we believe God is in control, no…