“9 Little Indians” by Steve Prince. (WYDaily/Courtesy Lisa Green) Modern technology is a handy tool for bringing people together during a pandemic, and Historic Area Religions Together is doing just that with a new series of virtual events on Zoom. Although HART only started three years ago, Reverend Lisa Green,Read More →
“9 little Indians” by Steve Prince. (WYDaily / Courtesy Lisa Green) Modern technology is a handy tool for bringing people together during a pandemic, and Historic Area Religions Together is doing just that with a new series of virtual events on Zoom. Although HART only began three years ago, ReverendRead More →
As judge Amy Coney Barrett faces more questions From senators Wednesday to the third day of hearings for his Supreme Court appointment, his religion has become a point of contention. Barrett’s faith is a key part of his appeal to Tory supporters, as well as a source of concern amongRead More →
Editor’s note: Editor’s Note: This story was originally published on September 27, 2020. It was updated with additional People of Praise reporting ahead of the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings. CNN — President Donald Trump’s nomination of Federal Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court has drawn new attention toRead More →
WASHINGTON (AP) — Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett served as a “handmaid,” the term then used to refer to high-ranking women leaders in the People of Praise. religious community, an old directory of group members is displayed. Barrett has so far declined to discuss joining in the Christian organization,Read More →
WASHINGTON – Supreme Court candidate Amy Coney Barrett served as a “briefcase,” a term then used to refer to the high-ranking women leaders of the People of Praise religious community, an ancient repertoire of performances by the band members. Barrett has so far refused to discuss his membership in theRead More →