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These faith-based bulletins follow the church year using the lectionary gospel readings, and are great to use during church services, Sunday school, or other church activities. Help young worshippers connect with the scripture passage through fun exercises, pictures, and puzzles that reinforce each week’s Bible lesson. You get two designs for one low price: Download size: 8MB |
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Vendor: BCL |
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These faith-based bulletins follow the church year using the lectionary gospel readings, and are great to use during church services, Sunday school, or other church activities. Help young worshippers connect with the scripture passage through fun exercises, pictures, and puzzles that reinforce each week’s Bible lesson. You get two designs for one low price: Download size: 8MB |
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Vendor: BCL |
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These faith-based bulletins follow the church year using the lectionary gospel readings, and are great to use during church services, Sunday school, or other church activities. Help young worshippers connect with the scripture passage through fun exercises, pictures, and puzzles that reinforce each week’s Bible lesson. You get two designs for one low price: Download size: 10MB |
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Vendor: BCL |
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These faith-based bulletins follow the church year using the lectionary gospel readings, and are great to use during church services, Sunday school, or other church activities. Help young worshippers connect with the scripture passage through fun exercises, pictures, and puzzles that reinforce each week’s Bible lesson. You get two designs for one low price: Download size: 17.5MB |
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Purchase the entire year now and save 25%! These faith-based bulletins follow the church year using the lectionary gospel readings, and are great to use during church services, Sunday school, or other church activities. Help young worshippers connect with the scripture passage through fun exercises, pictures, and puzzles that reinforce each week’s Bible lesson. You get two designs for one low price: Download size: 45MB |
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Early Thursday morning, Muslim Fulani herdsmen in north-central Nigeria on murdered two locals including an 87-year-old Christian.
Source: Muslim Fulani Herdsmen Kill Two Christians in Kaduna State, Nigeria
An armed 16-year-old student walked into Saugus High School in California Thursday morning and opened fire, killing two students and injuring four others before turning the gun on himself.
Source: California School Shooting Leaves 2 Dead, Several Injured
Amid increasing polarization and shifting church trends, the black church continues to speak on matters of justice.
Hundreds gathered in a Chicago sanctuary last night to hear Christian leaders calling on believers to engage the political process and advocate for their convictions in the election year ahead.
The Faith and Politics Rally was organized by the And Campaign, a nonpartisan group that says Christians have a “particular obligation” to provide moral leadership and seek the common good—ideas that are increasingly contentious in the US.
A majority of Americans believe churches should “keep out” of politics, according to a survey released today by the Pew Research Center. Evangelicals and Protestants from historically black churches—both represented at the recent rally—are the only major religious traditions that still want faith communities to “express their views” on social and political issues.
“While a misappropriation of the separation between Church and State has sometimes been used to suggest people of faith are the only people who can’t consider their values when participating in politics, we know that both our faith and the demands of citizenship require that we bring our full selves to the project of self-governance,” And Campaign leaders declared in their 2020 presidential election statement.
Evangelicals (in this survey, a multiethnic sample) and historically black Protestants tend to rank as most devout among religious groups in the US. They share core theological beliefs and a corresponding desire to see those beliefs shape their lives and communities. Evangelicals and black Protestants are the two traditions that consider their faith the most important source of meaning in their lives. But they often come from different racial and cultural contexts …
Source: Why Black Protestants and Evangelicals Still Preach Politics
More than half of the world’s wealthiest investors are preparing for a drop in financial markets before the end of 2020, according to UBS Global Wealth Management. Investors are worried about the 2020 presidential election and the trade dispute between the US and China.
Source: Why Do We Hiccup? Some Surprising Unsolved Mysteries and the Bias against Religion
After two days of firing rockets and executing airstrikes, Islamic Jihad in Gaza and Israel have agreed on a ceasefire.
Source: Israel, Islamic Jihad in Gaza Agree on Ceasefire after Days of Violent Attacks