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Freedom Begins With Literacy

As we celebrate Independence Day, we’re reminded that freedom comes in many forms—including the freedom literacy makes possible. This past fiscal year, Literacy Volunteers of Santa Fe made a powerful impact: • 358 students served • 148 volunteer tutors • 706 student goals achieved These numbers represent lives changed. Literacy …

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At Least 10 Killed by Strikes in Ukraine

Over the past week, the capital of Kyiv and the Kharkiv region have been struck by missiles and drones as the war in Ukraine continues. The Jerusalem Post reports that at least 10 people were killed and more than 50 were wounded after residential buildings were hit. The Fellowship is …

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EVIL Bill Passed

The most EVIL assault on newborn life America has ever seen is silently spreading. But TODAY you can make an impact as we take urgent action. California, Washington, and Minnesota have already changed their laws to allow the murder of abortion survivors. Some are quietly changing words like “prenatal” to …

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Truly Horrifying

Our brothers and sisters in Christ are crying out after an extremely bloody month of June – and the world is looking away. We just took action. In the Congo (DRC), Islamic jihadists are conducting a village-by-village extermination of Christians. In just the last several weeks, over 100 Christians have …

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Rabbi Killed as Crime Surge Continues

This week, six Israeli citizens were killed in two vehicle bombing attacks in what police have described as criminal acts, prompting the country to declare a national emergency. Today, The Times of Israel reports that three more people—including a local rabbi—were killed within the span of an hour in a …

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PASTORS ARRESTED in Chicago, NYC, Atlanta

250 years ago, American colonists battled a king who silenced ministers who dared dissent. They fought back and that victory led to the First Amendment that we enjoy today. Patriots didn’t bleed for freedom so preachers could be arrested for using it. In Chicago, Brett and two fellow preachers did …

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