Culture
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Faith
Culture
Fire Chief Wins $1.2 Million Case Against Atlanta for Firing Him for Religious Beliefs
Kelvin Cochran grew up in Louisiana with one goal in life: to become a firefighter. He realized that dream in 1981 in his native Shreveport. He rose through the ranks, and in 1999 became the fire chief there, the first African-American to serve in that capacity. In 2008, he was
Commentary
Six Reasons For Americans To Be Thankful on Thanksgiving Day
Thanksgiving is not primarily about turkey, football, or even family. It's primarily about giving thanks to God. Two outstanding examples in American history show the way. In October 1621, after a winter when they had seen half their people die of starvation and disease, the Pilgrims gave thanks
Commentary
Your Right To Gender Confusion Ends At My Daughter’s Bathroom
Hear the one about the guy who walked into a spa, asks to be given a Brazilian wax job? Or the one about the woman who was videotaped by a man in a TJ Maxx restroom? These are no jokes. We are being pushed to the edges of privacy and
News
Christians, Jews Link Arms in Prayer Before High School Soccer Game
As members of the Boston Trinity Academy varsity girls soccer team were traveling to a playoff game earlier this week, their coach asked them a question: Want to pray with the girls of the other team before the game?
Commentary
Post-Pittsburgh Sympathy Just A Start For Jewish Security
Dear non-Jews, especially liberal non-Jews: Thank you for the outpouring of sympathy following the killing on Saturday of 11 of us at a Pittsburgh synagogue.
News
Gordon College Launches Finance & Faith Forum in Boston
It's 7 p.m. on a weeknight, and around 100 professionals from commercial and investment banks, brokerage and investment management firms, and other financial service companies are meeting in Boston. Arriving after work, the attendees have put their workday routines aside for a couple of hours, gathering for
Commentary
Boston Trinity Academy – Modeling ‘a City Upon a Hill’
In 1630, John Winthrop, the leader of the Puritan founders who landed in Boston, delivered what would become a famous sermon just before the first group of Massachusetts Bay Colonists departed for America on the ship Arbella. The sermon, titled "A Model of Christian Charity," is one of
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