Truth Itself – Page 66 – News that Impacts Your Faith, Family & Country

The University of Texas charges conservative students 28 thousand dollars for event security

May 2, 2023

The bill was sent by the university to Turning Point USA for security fees at two small campus events. Last fall, TPUSA hosted a speaker to present a talk attended by about 50 people. Prior to the event, TP... Listen Now...

A Nebraska church is opening an automobile repair shop for those who can’t afford to fix their cars

May 1, 2023

Brookside Church of Omaha, which boasts a congregation of around 3,000 people, will expand its ministry that provides clothes and food for the less fortunate to include an "Auto Care Center" housed on its prop... Listen Now...

Boxing Legend George Foreman Says Jesus is More Important Than Fame

April 28, 2023

We know George Foreman as a boxing champ and master salesman, but now we’re about to know George Foreman for his faith in the upcoming movie Big George Foreman. Speaking to The Christian Post about the upcoming film, Foreman talked about his journey to fai... Listen Now...

After a lifetime of working, a 91-year-old cashier gets to retire after raising more than $72K on GoFundMe

April 27, 2023

Betty Glover works as a cashier at WinCo Foods in Medford, Oregon. She’ll finally get to retire next month when she turns 92, thanks to the generosity of thousands of strangers who donated to her GoFundMe camp... Listen Now...

Remarkable 108-year-old virtuoso Colette Maze becomes oldest-ever pianist to release an album

April 26, 2023

In a recent interview, Maze told Le Figaro her new album will feature piano works by Gershwin, Schumann, and Debussy, with the obvious yet astonishing title of 108 Years of Piano. For over a century, ... Listen Now...

In the aftermath of the mass shooting in Dadeville, Alabama – a local pastor ministers to the community

April 25, 2023

Ben Hayes, pastor of Dadeville’s First Baptist Church and chaplain for the local football team and police department, got a call early on the morning of April 16th. The night before, several gunmen opened fire at a birthday party. Four young people were ki... Listen Now...

New Barna Research Reveals Extent of America’s Loss of Faith

April 24, 2023

New findings from the first national post-pandemic study from Dr. George Barna and the Cultural Research Center confirm what has long suspected—the COVID-19 pandemic has shaken the foundations of faith in the ... Listen Now...

‘Undue hardship’ or ‘religious liberty’? The Supreme Court weighs if postal carriers must work on Sundays

April 21, 2023

The high court held oral arguments in the case of Greg Groff v. Louis DeJoy, which centered on a post office employee being ousted from his job because he refused to work on Sundays. Groff argued that the p... Listen Now...

The Museum of the Bible announces a new exhibit, ‘Through Gates of Splendor: The Elisabeth Elliot Story’

April 20, 2023

The Museum of the Bible invites guests to explore the work and legacy of acclaimed missionary, author and speaker Elisabeth Elliot through a new “Personal Stories” exhibit that opened on March 30. Her book, “Through Gates of Splendor”, after which th... Listen Now...

A Nebraska church erases the medical debt for 500 families through a yearlong giving campaign

April 19, 2023

First-Plymouth Congregational Church of Lincoln has helped raise over $500,000 to pay off the medical bills of local residents, with the proceeds going to help around 500 households in the surrounding communit... Listen Now...