ARLINGTON, Va. (BP) – A crisis pregnancy care center in Washington is reconsidering its admission policy after a group who registered as church members erupted in profanity-laced outbursts at a fundraising dinner Dec. 1.
Between 50 and 60 people participate in Liberty Baptist Church's "Lottie Waddle" each Thanksgiving. The $10 entrance fee goes to the church's Lottie Moon Christmas Offering. Submitted photo
NASHVILLE (BP) – In addition to being a day to eat delicious food, Thanksgiving is one of the most popular running days of the year, with thousands of people competing in “Turkey Trot” races before gobbling down their meals.
A woman is escorted out of a banquet hosted by Capitol Hill Pregnancy Center in Washington, D.C., after she interrupted the event with shouting and obscene remarks. She was one of several protesters who registered as guests for the event under false pretenses. Screen capture from Twitter video
ARLINGTON, Va. (BP) – A crisis pregnancy care center in Washington is reconsidering its admission policy after a group who registered as church members erupted in profanity-laced outbursts at a fundraising dinner Dec. 1.
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About one-fourth of nearly 200 nations studied by the Pew Research Center used force to prevent religious gatherings during the COVID pandemic.
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Being a pastor’s wife can feel like being a solo traveler on a long trip in a foreign country. There is the rush that comes from the adventure of learning to traverse different terrain, experimenting with new cuisine, and taking time to understand the values and avoid the landmines of another culture.
Between 50 and 60 people participate in Liberty Baptist Church's "Lottie Waddle" each Thanksgiving. The $10 entrance fee goes to the church's Lottie Moon Christmas Offering. Submitted photo
NASHVILLE (BP) – In addition to being a day to eat delicious food, Thanksgiving is one of the most popular running days of the year, with thousands of people competing in “Turkey Trot” races before gobbling down their meals.
