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(ChurchLeaders) In a move that trendwatchers say reflects Millennial spirituality, Harvard University’s chaplain corps is now led by a humanist. Greg Epstein, who became the school’s first humanist chaplain in 2005, was unanimously elected to coordinate a 40-member team. The 44-year-old, called the “godfather” of the humanist movement, wrote the bestselling book “Good Without … [Read more...] about Harvard’s New Chief Chaplain Does Not Believe in God

(The Wall Street Journal) Federal regulators are likely to approve a Covid-19 booster shot for vaccinated adults starting at least six months after the previous dose rather than the eight-month gap they previously announced, a person familiar with the plans said, as the Biden administration steps up preparations for delivering boosters to the public. Data from vaccine … [Read more...] about Biden Administration Likely To Approve COVID-19 Boosters at Six Months

(The Blaze) Allyson Reneau is a mother from Oklahoma who has already helped save 10 members of an all-girl robotics team from Afghanistan. But now, more and more desperate women are asking for her help. Allyson joined Glenn Beck on the radio program to detail what it took to help the girls robotics team escape. And she also explained her next goal: To help evacuate more … [Read more...] about ‘They Will Be the First to Die’: Oklahoma Mom Who Rescued Afghan Girls, Now Helping Save Over 200 Female Afghan Judges

by Alejandra Molina (RNS) In a state where a new law could soon allow any person to sue those who help a woman get an abortion after six weeks of pregnancy, more than two dozen Texas congregations are publicly declaring their support for women to decide whether and when to have children and asserting that access to reproductive health care is a human right. These churches … [Read more...] about In Texas, ‘Reproductive Freedom Congregations’ Catch On as New Abortion Law Looms