Church and politics: Why pastors are resistant to endorse candidate
The courts may still be deciding the legal status of political endorsements in churches, but most pastors have already made their decision.
Riders of faith lead bikers to ‘Jesus my boss’
At the F.A.I.T.H. Rider’s ministry tent during the 86th annual Sturgis motorcycle rally last week, “I met a quiet man with tattoos all over his arms wearing a T-shirt with cutoff sleeves who said he wanted to hear my testimony and enter our bike giveaway,” a F.A.I.T.H. Rider said.
(Photo submitted Karen Willoughby)
Riders of faith lead bikers to ‘Jesus my boss’
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