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Faith as compass for Savannah Guthrie amid her mother’s disappearance
crime22 days ago

Faith as compass for Savannah Guthrie amid her mother’s disappearance

Savannah Guthrie says faith and prayer are guiding her family as her mother, Nancy Guthrie, remains missing in Tucson. Authorities, including the FBI, are investigating and have issued a $50,000 reward for information leading to her safe return. Guthrie has long spoken about how Psalm 23 and her mother’s example shaped her life and resilience during hardship, and she and her family continue to appeal for contact from those holding her mother.

From Underdog to Heisman Hero: Mendoza's Faith-Driven Rise
sports1 month ago

From Underdog to Heisman Hero: Mendoza's Faith-Driven Rise

Sports Illustrated profiles Fernando Mendoza, the Indiana QB who went from overlooked recruit to Heisman winner, flourishing after transferring from Cal with the help of a supportive Saint Paul Church community and a coaching staff that turned him into a clutch, leadership-driven quarterback. From his Cuban heritage and a mother with MS to a record-setting season and standout playoff performances (31-for-36, 369 yards, 8 TDs, 0 INT vs Alabama and Oregon) that boosted his national efficiency rating, Mendoza’s faith-driven journey has energized Indiana and captivated fans.

Episcopal Clergy Rally to Prayer and Protest After ICE Killing in Minneapolis
religion1 month ago

Episcopal Clergy Rally to Prayer and Protest After ICE Killing in Minneapolis

Episcopal leaders nationwide, including Grace Episcopal Church in Minneapolis, respond to Renee Good’s killing by ICE with prayers, vigils, and sermons calling for dignity and humane immigration reform, while promoting nonviolent protest and faith-based resistance to what clergy describe as growing authoritarianism. The church community names Good in services, participates in online vigils, and highlights resources like the Protesting Faithfully toolkit to guide faithful presence at demonstrations.