Lucy Kajidori, leader of the International Council of Evangelical Theological Education’s (ICETE) Impact Team on Children and Families, spoke with Christian Daily International about the urgent need to integrate ministry to children more deeply into theological education.
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For several years, [as a result of COVID-19] children—deprived of school and every other normal social activity—were confined to their screens. As Covid restrictions faded away, the device addictions they had amplified did not. And that struggle between parents and their kids only intensified.
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I struggle. I am not the only woman who does. Maybe you do. Maybe you know someone that does. I was convinced that I was the only one. I was so ashamed of myself, and I felt like I was hiding all of the time. The struggle is real. I get it.
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In 2005, Dana was going through a divorce when she reconnected with an old friend who was struggling with addiction… she [later] learned she was pregnant. Dana decided to have an abortion. After the two-hour D&E dismemberment abortion was done, Dana was sent home, but her ordeal wasn’t over. Unfortunately, Dana is not the only woman to suffer such trauma at the hands of Planned Parenthood.
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Women have always been more religious than men. This has been especially true among Christians when Christianity is the majority religion. Scholars have even considered it a universal phenomenon. However, recent studies show that young men in Finland were becoming more committed to Christianity than young women.
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Chappell Roan’s recent comments about parenthood have sparked a viral debate, with some moms jumping to defend against what they perceive as an attack on motherhood. The 27-year-old singer from Missouri referenced exhausted friends with children under five, saying she has not met any parent who is “happy, well-rested, or who has light in their eyes.”
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Nearly a decade ago, I wrote in Public Discourse that “Europe has a free speech problem. It should serve as a warning to the United States.” Now, with Europe’s deterioration into a full-blown crisis of censorship, much of the “cautionary tale” I outlined in 2016 has come to pass. But in an exceedingly welcome turn, the U.S. has arrived on the scene with renewed gusto for the role of global free speech champion, bucking the trend toward more censorship.
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During the American Revolutionary War, soldiers penned heartfelt letters to their wives or tactical missives to troop commanders. Today, some members of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) — an organization founded in 1890 to honor those patriots — are writing letters of their own. Only now, they’re written to President Donald Trump in a desperate plea for him to rescue them from a transgender takeover.
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