Truth Itself – Page 51 – News that Impacts Your Faith, Family & Country

Louisiana is on the verge of becoming the first state to mandate the display of the Ten Commandments in all publicly funded schools and colleges

June 12, 2024

The bill making the statues possible is still awaiting the signature of Governor Jeff Landry before it becomes law. It specifies that the Ten Commandments must be prominently displayed on posters no smalle... Listen Now...

A newly approved law will enable Oklahoma public school students to receive off-campus religious instruction during the school day

June 11, 2024

Oklahoma Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt signed House Bill 1425 into law last week. The law authorizes school districts’ boards of education to “adopt a policy that excuses a student from school to attend a re... Listen Now...

Two faith groups have set a Goal To Reach 700,000 Prisoners In 70 Countries Over Next Five Years

June 10, 2024

Prison Fellowship International (PFI) and Faith Comes By Hearing (FCBH) have signed a new agreement to share the Gospel with hundreds of thousands of prisoners and tens of thousands of families. Two PFI's programs will do the heavy lifting– The Listener's ... Listen Now...

Religious freedom advocates are demanding Egypt release two Christians jailed for using Facebook

June 7, 2024

Advocates for religious freedom are urging the Egyptian government to release Nour Girgis and Abdulbaqi Saeed Abdo, who have been detained without trial since 2021 for their association with a Facebook page th... Listen Now...

The Wonders Center & Science Museum is now Open In Tennessee

June 6, 2024

Located just outside Nashville, Tennessee, The Wonders Center & Science Museum provides a unique experience from the moment visitors walk through the door to see a 55-foot-long Camarasaurus in the Rotunda.... Listen Now...

Students at Cedarville University Devise New Technology That Will Protect Air Force Pilots

June 5, 2024

Three Cedarville University senior engineering students received a once in a lifetime opportunity to work with the U.S. Air Force at Wright Patterson Air Force Base in advanced biomechanics technology. It was part of their senior capstone project, which was c... Listen Now...

More than $130 thousand dollars has been raised for the missionary couple killed in Haiti

June 4, 2024

Missionaries Davy and Natalie Lloyd were killed in Haiti by gangsters. Their remains were flown back to the US over the weekend. The couple, along with the Haitian director of their mission, Jude Montis fell v... Listen Now...

In Kentucky, a High school student’s diploma was delayed for telling classmates to find Christ in his graduation speech

June 3, 2024

Five days after he graduated from Campbell County High School, Micah Price finally received his diploma from school officials after it was withheld because he went off script in his commencement speech and enc... Listen Now...

Two Tennessee fisherman came to the rescue of 4 people whose boat capsized on Old Hickory Lake over the Memorial Day weekend

May 31, 2024

One of those fishermen was Austin Smith. He said, “All you could hear was just screams and I couldn’t imagine being in the water with an upside-down boat in the pitch black and all you can do is scream.” That was around 9 p.m last Monday. Smith along with ... Listen Now...

A new survey finds Nearly 40% of Christians prefer not to tell people about their faith

May 30, 2024

The survey was taken of Christians in the UK. Their reticence to talk about faith is attributed to various factors, including a rise in antisemitism and a “self-confidence crisis” among British Christians. ... Listen Now...