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Power 88 Live Stream WBHY Talk Live Stream Donate on Line 141 Million Power 88 live stream WBHY Talk live stream Donate on line Read this news on line June 20, 2021 141 Million Americans Watch or Listen to Christian Broadcasting Every Month (NRB) Southern Baptist Convention Elects Pastor Ed Litton as New President Ed Litton, a pastor from Alabama, has been elected as the new President of the Southern Baptist Convention. Florida Gov. Signs Bill Requiring Moment of Silence in Schools: You Can't 'Be Successful' without God Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill into law requiring public school classrooms to hold a one-minute moment of silence at the beginning of each day to give students an opportunity for "quiet reflection." Pastor Tony Evans Calls for Gospel Unity amid Racial Tensions in the Church Prominent Dallas pastor Dr. Tony Evans delivered a rousing sermon as he urged Christians to unite amid racial tensions in the body of Christ. News stories and links provided on “Christian News Report” are for information purposes only and are not necessarily the views of the management or ownership of Goforth Media. Court's Decision Was a 'Profound Victory for Religious Liberty' in LGBT Disputes: Experts Court's Decision Was a 'Profound Victory for Religious Liberty' in LGBT Disputes: Experts A listener writes My children are also blessed to know the sweet sounds that fill the air and the message that will last for eternity. My whole life has been influenced by Power 88.5 Virginia elementary school teacher suspended for opposing gender policy must be reinstated, judge rules Byron "Tanner" Cross, a physical education teacher, has won an initial battle with the Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS), which placed him on leave after a controversial speech denouncing a proposed policy regarding gender. 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