Timothy Head and Herbie Newell

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Apr 28, 2020
Governor Ralph Northam gets it wrong on abortion
A public emergency is a time of great sacrifice, and Americans everywhere are making the right sacrifices to save lives ...
Mar 28, 2020
COVID-19: A time to preserve life, not willingly eliminate it
Also known as the Bubonic Plague, the disease killed between 75 to 200 million people or about 30% to 60% of Europe’s population.
Mar 24, 2020
Home church: Quarantine can be a time to draw closer to God
Many homes have now become churches of their own, with Americans worshipping in their living rooms, in front of televisions and computer screens.
Feb 21, 2020
Why Trump's choice of pastor Tony Lowden will bring real justice reform
Lowden worked alongside Governor Deal to help reform the state’s system as the director of the Faith and Justice Initiative for the Governor’s Office of Transition Support and Reentry.
Feb 8, 2020
Pro-choice and Superbowl LIV’s halftime show: Over promising, under delivering in empowering women
Our children and families are reaping the consequences of this dramatic shift. The U.S. now leads the world in no-contest divorces. Millennials are abandoning marriage as an institution. Men are pleasing themselves selfishly by impregnating women and fleeing. Consequently, abortion is being used as birth control.
Jan 26, 2020
New decade, new commitment: End human trafficking in America
January is National Human Trafficking Awareness month – an opportunity for us all to recommit ourselves to eliminating trafficking.
Dec 24, 2019
Why Christmas wasn’t declared a federal holiday until 1870?
It wasn’t until 1870 that President Grant proclaimed Christmas a federal holiday. Why, you may wonder, did it take so long?
Nov 27, 2019
President Lincoln put God at the center of Thanksgiving; we should do the same
President Lincoln urged the country to look to God and take a day of rest on the final Thursday of November. He reminded the country of its many blessings.
Oct 23, 2019
Can a hug heal a nation?
Justice is complicated. Human conflict is all around us. But can Brandt Jean’s response in the throes of the overwhelming flood of thoughts and emotions of that moment be a lesson for us in these divided times?