Sometimes it’s one of the most loving things we can do. Anybody can do it, but it’ll take a little work! Steve and Tim talk about listening.
Then: What happens when you take your Bible somewhere unexpected?
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Natalie Layne started leading worship at the age of 12. She’s a song-writer and piano player, lover of Jesus and just a lot of fun. Right now, she’s on tour with Tenth Avenue North. If Natalie were summed up in just one word, it would be “joy.” That’s because she chooses to see joy every day.
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Pretty Place – A Giant Cross towers over three hurricane-ravaged states
A faith-centered story from Family Life News
Pretty Place is a renown open-air church at Cleveland, South Carolina. It was built in 1941. It has created memories for generations of visitors.
Last week, the devastating 60-70 mph winds in the remnants of Hurricane Helene hit that area.
Although much of the outdoor chapel suffered major damage in last week’s massive storm, the camp’s giant cross is still standing. Photos have gone viral, bringing hope to the region.
Family Life newscaster Sarah Harnish interviewed the president and CEO of Greenville’s YMCA, Sam Franklin. Listen to the full conversation in the podcast player here.
A NY Pro-Life Group questions Planned Parenthood’s financial publicity
Family Life’s weekly “Faith Under Fire” feature
When Planned Parenthood announced it would be, at least temporarily, curtailing some abortion procedures at several New York clinics, an Empire State pro-life organization raised questions about Planned Parenthood’s publicity last month.
Feminists Choosing Life of New York released statements that asked how the largest provider of abortions in New York State and in the nation can be on financial hard times. Spokesperson Sarah Prentice told Family Life News that two significant dynamics are happening. First, well over have of the pregnancies that are ended through abortions are now happening with a cocktail of two pills, including mifepristone which ends the life of the fetus. Also, even as revenue from in-clinic procedures are less frequent, Planned Parenthood still gets hundreds of millions in taxpayer subsidies.
In this podcast, Prentice quotes the New York governor’s annual budget, showing how much tax money goes to funding abortions, encouraging people from other states to come to New York in so-called “abortion tourism”, and to pay for extensive lobbying on Planned Parenthood’s behalf.
Sarah Prentice is policy analyst and deputy outreach manager for FCLNY, which describes itself as a statewide human rights coalition, active on a range of issues. More information is available on their Instagram, website, and video.
Family Life News has invited Planned Parenthood of New York to have a parallel interview, to hear their perspective their public announcement and the related issues raised in this interview. As of the time of this post, we have not heard a response.