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From Invite us to your inbox 11/22/2023 Presented by World Vision 'We rejoice': Gordon Conwell President Emeritus Walter Kaiser is alive Curated for you byCP Editors Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary has retracted an earlier claim that President Emeritus Walter Kaiser had died at age 90. In an updated correction notice shared Tuesday, the seminary clarified that the information they received was false, declaring, "Dr. Walt Kaiser is alive and well, for which we rejoice." Full Story. Listen to the CP Daily Podcast TOP STORIES Another trans swimmer breaks women's record Trans-identified swimmer Meghan Cortez-Fields, a biological male, broke a women's swimming record over the weekend, reigniting debate about the fairness of biological men competing in women's sports. Cortez-Fields previously competed on the men's team for three years. Read more. Man arrested for 'God Bless the Homeless Vets' sign settles lawsuit Port Wentworth, Ga., has reached a settlement with Jeff Gray, a man who was arrested for holding a sign that read "God Bless the Homeless Vets" in front of the city hall. As part of the settlement, the city has apologized and agreed to pay three separate checks of nearly $1,800 to Gray, the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and the National Coalition for Homeless Veterans. Read more. Model who left career to follow Jesus shares cancer diagnosis Nicole Weider, a former Victoria's Secret model who walked away from her career and started the Christian ministry Project Inspired, shared with her Instagram followers Sunday that she has been diagnosed with cancer. "Please pray with me over me," she wrote. Read more. Follow Us On CHURCH & MINISTRIES Chi Alpha's national director resigns amid abuse scandal E. Scott Martin, the national director of the Assemblies of God-affiliated college campus ministry Chi Alpha, has resigned several months after the ministry was accused of enabling an itinerant minister and convicted sex offender to prey on young males for more than two decades. The Assemblies of God declined to tell CP why Martin resigned, saying they "cannot provide comment on personnel matters." Read more. A MESSAGE FROM World Vision An impossible choice: Hunger or conflict Conflict kills… but so does hunger. In the Central African Republic (CAR), displaced children like 8-year-old Melvina are forced to weigh the odds of which life-threatening situation they will be subjected to. Sometimes the risk of going out to find food is too dangerous due to ongoing conflict, but the risk of suffering malnutrition is just as worrying. Read More CP VOICES What pastors and churches can legally do during election season Can a pastor talk politics in church? In this editorial, First Liberty Institute's Jorge Gomez shares four things churches and pastors are legally allowed to do during elections. Read the list now. Christian syncretism is alive and well — and that should trouble us Religious syncretism, the mixing of religions, is nothing new—but that doesn't make the practice any less dangerous, writes John Doane, Ph.D. In this op-ed, Doane details examples of syncretism and cautions Christians against such misguided attempts to change God's Word in a bid to remain popular in today's culture. Read more. MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT Napoleon Bonaparte: 7 facts "Napoleon," a film about the rise and fall of infamous French military commander Napoleon Bonaparte, hits theaters Wednesday. Whether you plan to head to the theater or wait out the Apple TV+ release, be sure to check out these seven interesting facts about the historical figure. Thank you for spending part of your day with us. We look forward to seeing you again tomorrow! -- CP Editors

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