Unbowed, Unbroken: Nigerian Christians Hold Fast to Faith Amidst Violent Persecution The tragic reality of persecution against believers in Nigeria continues to demand our attention and prayer. Details emerging from on-the-ground reports paint a sobering picture of relentless suffering endured by our Christian brothers and sisters. Who: Christians across Nigeria are being systematically targeted by
Home No More: A Royal’s Struggle Reminds Us of the Basic Human Need for Shelter and Stability Friends, I saw a headline recently about some folks in the Royal Family losing their home, and it really got me thinking. Now, I know what some of you might be thinking – “royals, what do they know
When Trust Goes Bad: Church Treasurer Arrested for Allegedly Stealing Over $70,000 Here are the facts about what happened: Marisa Humose, 48, the former treasurer for Greater Mount Pleasant Missionary Baptist Church, was arrested on November 3rd, facing charges of grand theft and fraud. She is accused of stealing over $70,000 from the church’s Cash
The Moral Imperative: Unpacking the Crisis of Homelessness in Our Backyard Hey folks, Jason here. I spend my days wrangling servers and code, so I appreciate when people try to bring some data and systematic thinking to tough problems. That’s why I’ve been looking at this new website from Sharky Laguana in San Francisco, which
Sacred Trust Broken: Oklahoma Church Funds Stolen, Whistleblower Silenced by Denomination Here’s what you need to know about this troubling situation: Rev. Michael Hall and his wife, Vickie Hall, who held leadership positions within the Pentecostal Church of God, have been accused of embezzling over $170,000 from Living Waters Tabernacle Church in Meeker, Oklahoma. These
Unwavering Faith: Egyptian Christians Endure Systemic Discrimination Enabled by ID Card Designation As a conservative Christian and an IT professional, I’m deeply concerned by reports detailing the challenges our fellow believers face globally. The situation in Egypt, where even official documentation becomes a tool for marginalization, is a sobering call to prayer and solidarity. Here’s
Winter’s Bite, Hunger’s Plea: Statesboro Food Bank Strains Under Crisis Demand Here are the hard facts: Plummeting winter temperatures are driving a sharp increase in demand at the Statesboro Food Bank. The Food Bank is currently serving over 800 local families every single week. This surge has pushed client numbers back to “crisis levels,” creating
Church Treasurer Indicted for $2 Million Theft: A Stark Warning Here’s the rundown on this troubling situation: James Owens, the former treasurer for a religious organization in Albuquerque called Norbertine of New Mexico and Santa María de la Vid Abbey, has been indicted by a grand jury. Prosecutors allege Owens stole over $2 million from
Faith Tested, Hope Unyielding: The Global Church Endures Persecution Friends, as a Christian and an IT professional, I believe in looking at the data, but more importantly, looking at it through the lens of faith. The latest World Watch List (WWL) from Open Doors International for 2026 has been released, and it brings with it
Preying on Desperation: When False Hope Targets Our Hurting Neighbors Friends, as an IT guy, I spend my days fixing technical problems, but some issues hit a lot harder than a crashed server. This story, while it might seem like just another business headline, reveals a deep crack in how we’re treating our most vulnerable.
