| | Pat Robertson, founder of Christian Broadcasting Network, dies at 93 | | Curated for you byCP Editors | | Good afternoon! It's Thursday, June 8, and today's headlines include the death of Pat Robertson, former Vice President Mike Pence announcing his presidential bid, and details on the upcoming film, "Sound of Freedom." | | Conservative Christian broadcaster Pat Robertson has died at the age of 93. Robertson, known for hosting "The 700 Club" on the Christian Broadcasting Network, passed away in his Virginia Beach home on Thursday morning. The notable conservative founded CBN in 1960, with its programming now available in approximately 200 countries. "Pat Robertson dedicated his life to preaching the Gospel, helping those in need, and educating the next generation," stated CBN. "Pat had a hunger for knowledge of the Lord, and he wanted to share the love and faithfulness of Jesus with the world. His heart's desire was that all people come to know Jesus." Full Story. | | P.S. Volume 5 of CP Magazine, "'Unmasking Gender Ideology' Panel Warns 'Women are going to Lose' Rights if Trans Ideologues Win," is here! If you'd like to help support Christian journalism, this digital-only offering runs just $19.99 annually—or get your free copy when you sign-up for a free Christian Post account. Sign-up to download your flipbook or PDF copy today. |
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| Mike Pence launches White House bid | | Former Vice President Mike Pence formally launched his bid for the Republican presidential nomination on Wednesday. Pence, who served as vice president to former President Donald Trump, took to Twitter to announce his candidacy, declaring, "I believe in the American people, and I have faith God is not done with America yet. Together, we can bring this Country back, and the best days for the Greatest Nation on Earth are yet to come!" Watch his announcement video here. | | US Navy, MLB drop pride-themed social media photos | | As many Americans continue to speak out against companies pushing the LGBT agenda, the U.S. Navy and Major League Baseball have removed pride-themed social media content. The Navy reportedly removed posts marking pride month just hours after posting them, while MLB flipped its Twitter logo to a rainbow-themed version before quickly reverting to the traditional one. Read more. |
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| Canada’s healthcare system isn't free – it costs lives | | Ghanaian-Canadian cultural commentator Samuel Sey addresses Canada's socialist healthcare system and how it has come at the high cost of human lives. Sey points to a 2017 report that touted the financial benefits of euthanasia, writing, "These murders have been highly profitable for Canada's healthcare system. For instance, Canada became the world's leader in organ transplants immediately after it legalized medical assistance for dying." Read more. | | What to make of the The Chosen's response to the pride flag controversy | | Dr. Michael Brown weighs in on the controversy swirling around "The Chosen" since an LGBT flag was observed on set. Brown praises producer Dallas Jenkins for the show's success and the way Jenkins has shared his personal views but believes he owes people an apology for the way several actors attacked conservatives on social media. Read more. |
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| Silenced, hiding in bathroom stalls: Former Lia Thomas teammate speaks out | | One of trans-identified swimmer Lia Thomas' former teammates accused her alma mater of silencing opposition to including a biological male on the women's swim team, revealing that female swimmers were forced to hide in bathroom stalls to avoid changing in front of Thomas. During her interview with The Daily Wire, Paula Scanlan described how the University of Pennsylvania tried to suppress the female teammates' concerns, telling them their opinions were wrong and they were the problem. "[A]nd it's frightening, and your future job is on the line," Scanlan stated, adding that the university told them they would "regret" talking to the media. Read more. |
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| 'The Chosen' looks to reach 'billions' with Lionsgate | | Lionsgate, the studio behind "Jesus Revolution," has acquired sub-licensing distribution rights worldwide for the hit series "The Chosen," and Brad Pelo, president and executive producer of the show, says they're looking to reach one billion people through this new distribution partnership. In an interview with CP, Pelo discussed the blessing of working with Angel Studios but explained they have "kind of outgrown" them. Read more. | | Angel Studios founder on 'Sound of Freedom,' child trafficking | | Angel Studios is gearing up for the July 4 release of "Sound of Freedom," a film that tells the true story of one man's journey to combat child sex trafficking. During Illuminate 2023, the Harmon brothers discussed the film, with Angel Studios co-founder Jordan Harmon stating, "It fits perfectly into what our mission is of telling stories that are honest, true, just beautiful, excellent stories." Watch the official trailer here. | | | | | | | | | | Thank you for spending part of your day with us. We look forward to seeing you again tomorrow! -- CP Editors |
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