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May 8, 2020 - International assault on religious liberty

By Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights, Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on the latest attack on religious liberty: The assault on religious liberty quickened when dozens of international left-wing organizations recently signed a statement lecturing the U.S. State Department’s Commission on Unalienable Rights. Leading the pack are […]


May 7, 2020 - Oregon National Prayer Day events

Let’s pray for our nation, state, county & city on this year’s National Day of Prayer . . . Join us for our Oregon NDP gatherings starting at 8am. Prayer leaders from the following 9 cities will join together on a ZOOM video call, which will be LIVE stream to […]


May 6, 2020 - Oregon Catholic churches begin limited opening

By Oregon Faith News Note, The Archdiocese of Portland has announced that Catholic churches in Western Oregon will re-open and will be limited to 25 people per church. Churches will be open during the week to accommodate more people. This ruling effects over 152 churches in the state. “There’s nothing […]


May 4, 2020 - President’s immigration ban and international adoption

Holt International, Worldwide ministry based in Eugene Oregon Since April 22, we have heard from a number of families concerned about President Trump’s executive order suspending immigration to the U.S. during the economic recovery period following the COVID-19 pandemic. Holt has now received confirmation that this suspension does not apply […]


May 1, 2020 - Attorney General: Virus response and civil liberties

By Liberty Counsel, Attorney General William Barr has issued a statement directing “prosecutors to prioritize cases against those seeking to illicitly profit from the pandemic,” including where government officials have violated the constitutional rights and civil liberties of individuals and imposed special restrictions and discriminatory treatment on religious activity and […]


April 29, 2020 - Rep. Zika: Churches left out of re-opening plans

Message from State Representative Jack Zika: Dear Governor Brown, To be proportionally fair in the opening of our state, we need to ensure that we not only include restaurants, retail, childcare, personal services, transit, and outdoor recreation in discussions around reopening, but other parts of our community-building success, like churches […]


April 27, 2020 - Churches Embrace “God Space” Tool

By Sheila Allen By NW Baptist Witness March 23, 2020 An increasing percentage of Northwest residents seem wary of people who come knocking at their doors, according to Pastor Dan Panter of McKenzie Road Baptist Church in OIympia, WA. That hampered some of the church’s efforts to evangelize those around […]


April 24, 2020 - Church giving down 65%

National Association of Evangelicals A new “State of the Plate” poll involving more than 1,000 churches across all 50 states shows that more than six out of 10 churches have seen a decline in offerings since the coronavirus outbreak began. The news comes as the National Association of Evangelicals (NAE) […]


April 22, 2020 - Your serendestiny moment during the pandemic

Joseph Anfuso Founder, Forward Edge International NW based international organization If there’s one thing the Covid-19 pandemic has made abundantly clear it’s that none of us are fully in control of our lives. What we can control, though, are our choices. And those choices ultimately determine the story of our […]


April 20, 2020 - Donate away your stimulus check?

By Randy Alcorn Eternal Perspectives Ministry Oregon based ministry There are many Americans who are anticipating receiving their coronavirus stimulus check from the government because they truly need the money in order to pay bills and care for their families right now. But if you’re in a position where this […]