By Oregon Right to Life, SB 579 passed the House 35-22. It will now head to the governor to become law. Senate Bill 579 removes the requirement that a near-death patient wait 15 days before killing themselves by legal assisted suicide. This bill will also allow someone with malicious intent […]

By Christian Defense Coalition Activists  held a prayer vigil and demonstration in front of the White House this week. They stand in solidarity with Christians, Uighurs and Falun Gong practitioners who are being imprisoned and persecuted for their faith in China. President Trump has indicated that he will be having […]

By Oregon Tax News, Patients under the Oregon Health Plan will now receive two hearing aids instead of one, thanks to Rep. Rick Lewis, R, Silverton, a former police chief. He asked the state to change the rules because people with one hearing aid can feel like sound is only […]

Portland World Refugee Press release, On June 29th, community organizations in Portland are gathering together to recognize the strength and resilience of refugees around the world. There will be fun activities such as cultural dances, songs playing from a local DJ, vendors, and more. Come and celebrate with us! PDX […]

(Photo: Paula broke attendance record in Eugene) By Christian News NW Subscribe here The Luis Palau Association announced that a major gathering for evangelists will take place this fall in the Rose City. Titled Connect PDX: The Innovative Evangelism Conference, it will be Sept. 17-20 at the Sheraton Hotel Portland […]

Becket Law, The U.S. Supreme Court today ruled 7–2 in favor of a nearly 100-year-old World War I memorial in Bladensburg, Maryland, known as the “Peace Cross,” allowing it to remain standing. The ruling has important implications for a similar lawsuit over a 78-year-old cross erected in Pensacola during World […]

By Faith News Note: The United States Supreme Court decided not to hear the Oregon case (Sweet Cakes by Melissa owners Melissa and Aaron Klein versus the denied couple Rachel and Laurel Bowman-Cryer). They instead told the Oregon appeals court to look at the case again which the court has […]

By Oregon Right to Life, Senator Jackie Winters (R, SD 10) passed away May 29 after a battle with lung cancer. She was 82 — the state’s longest serving black senator. Fully convinced that everyone deserves an advocate, she had a 100% pro-life voting record and was endorsed by ORTL […]

John Wolfram will recount his Apollo 11 recovery experiences, including how it felt being the first man on earth to greet the astronauts. He will also be sharing his personal struggles coping with drugs and the controversial Vietnam War that led him to discover Jesus Christ. John Wolfram remembers that […]

US Attorney, Oregon District Release, Benjamin Jaramillo Hernandez, 69, of Eugene, Oregon, was sentenced  to 15 months in federal prison and three years’ supervised release for committing a hate crime targeting St. Mary Catholic Church in Eugene in September 2018 and illegally possessing ammunition. The announcement was made by Assistant […]