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Miracle in the Womb

One of King David’s songs to God that has been handed down to us in our Bibles is Psalm 139. Eugene Peterson has paraphrased some of it this way, “God, I’m an open book to You; even from a distance, You know what I’m thinking. You know when I leave and when I get back; […]
Written by Marlon Furtado April 5, 2020April 5, 2020

Pro-life Charity Offers $3000 to Women to Not Abort Their Child

The following is submitted by Mrs. Laura Merriott, President, Save Unborn Life: What would you pay to save an unborn baby from abortion? We invite you to join Save Unborn Life, we offer abortion-minded women who say they will abort because they cannot afford the child, a sum of $3000 to choose life for their baby. We […]
Written by Press Release April 4, 2020April 4, 2020

With Inmates’ Help, Rare NW Butterfly Is Homeward Bound

Innovative program helps return endangered butterfly to the wild in Oregon For nearly 750 endangered butterflies raised at the Coffee Creek Correctional Facility, it’s time to head home.  For much of the past year, inmates at Coffee Creek have raised and cared for Taylor’s checkerspot butterfly larvae as part of a collaboration with the Oregon […]
Written by Hova Najarian April 3, 2020April 3, 2020

Online Charter School Students Were Learning t Home Just Fine, So Why Have Their Schools Been Taken Away From Them?

If Oregon charter school students can stay at home and stay in school at the same time, shouldn’t they be able to? Governor Kate Brown’s Executive Order 20-08, which closed all Oregon public schools due to COVID-19, has been interpreted to also close Oregon’s online charter schools. This means students who were enrolled as online […]
Written by Kathryn Hickok April 2, 2020April 2, 2020

Amid COVID19, Non-Profit Works to Rescue Children from Public School

With coronavirus shutting government schools, millions of parents have a historic opportunity to try homeschooling and non-government alternatives, declared leaders with the new movement “Public School Exit.” According to the non-profit, founded in 2019 by Christian leaders passionate about K-12 education, government schools are seriously harming children through sexualization, indoctrination, and dumbing down. But with […]
Written by Public School Exit April 1, 2020April 1, 2020

Coronavirus causing a right turn

My brother who lives in Baltimore is a fellow black Christian conservative Republican. He phoned to warn me not to mention Trump to a senior relative. Fake news media’s corona-madness has driven her hatred to the extreme. Now, she wants him dead! Our relative’s irrational hatred for Trump is exactly what Democrats/fake news media still […]
Written by Lloyd Marcus April 1, 2020April 4, 2020

Announcing The 2019 Tom Moan Honoree For Excellence In Child Welfare Casework

As part of National Social Work Month in March, the Oregon Department of Human Services, Child Welfare Program named Dave Owens of Eugene, the 2019 Tom Moan Memorial Award. The annual award recognizes and promotes leadership and outstanding achievement by caseworkers in the field of child welfare. “National Social Work month is a time to […]
Written by Sunny Petit March 31, 2020March 31, 2020

Small Modular Reactors Are Not the 20th-Century Nuclear Plants We’re Familiar With

Oregon, it’s about time we talk about nuclear power. No, I don’t mean major reactors like PGE’s decommissioned Trojan Nuclear Plant which shuttered in 1992. Rather, I’m talking about small modular reactors (SMRs) which are experiencing rapid development and receiving great international interest. Countries around the world, such as Russia and Canada, are currently exploring […]
Written by Rachel Dawson March 30, 2020March 30, 2020

Let’s Get Going

Inspiration comes from a variety of sources but the ones we remember the most are family members who endured hardship and came out stronger. My inspiration comes from my grandfather, George Reginald Nelson, who, at the retirement age of 55, left the Johnson Lumber Mill in Toledo, Oregon and built a home, two full sized […]
Written by Jim Kight March 30, 2020March 30, 2020

The Obedience of Faith among all Gentile Nations

This is the first in a series tracing the word “faith” in the book of Romans. (Faith is translated from the Greek word pistis, [G4002], which usually, but not always, is translated “faith” in the New Testament [NT].) Pistis occurs 40 times in the epistle to Romans, the most frequent in any NT book. Today, […]
Written by Jim Humphrey March 30, 2020March 30, 2020

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