Pastor wins case in the UK
A pastor in the United Kingdom is celebrating a legal victory. Pastor Chizumie Dyer was fined in February of last year for literally witnessing the Gospel. The pastor was fined by Nottingham police for witnessing the Gospel and holding outdoor services for the homeless in her community. During the service, attendees were ministered to and fed a hot meal. Pastor Dyer was fined 21-thousand dollars for the outdoor services during nationwide lockdowns in Great Britain. According to reports, the pastor had filed the appropriate paperwork to have the gathering with the city prior to the event. However, police reporting to the scene claimed the worship service was illegal.  The Nottingham Magistrates Court ruled in favor of the pastor, ordering the local government to pay all legal fees. Pastor Dyer says she is pleased with the outcome and encouraged other Christians in Great Britain to remember the importance of witnessing the Gospel to the most vulnerable. She says some of the guests commented that they were contemplating suicide prior to attending this event.

 

USA Swimming officials resign over a transgender swimmer
A USA Swimming official has resigned saying she is taking a stand concerning a continuing controversy. Cynthia Millen submitted a letter of resignation near the end of the last year. In the letter, Millen said she could no longer take part in a sport that allows biological men to compete against women. The resignation stems from a swimmer allowed to participate on the University of Pennsylvania’s swim team. The swimmer is a biological man but claims to identify as a woman and has been allowed to swim with the women’s team. The swimmer had previously competed on the men’s team and is now dominating the women’s swim competitions. Millen along with other critics has pointed out the swimmer has an advantage over the female swimmers due to being a biological male. A larger lung capacity, and a larger skeletal frame, are just a few biological advantages that critics say males have over females. According to reports, female swimmers have left races literally in tears following meets against the swimmer; members of the University of Pennsylvania women’s swim team even contemplated boycotting their final race but feared persecution from the LGBT community. Cynthia Millen says allowing a biological male to swim against women in college races could end up destroying women’s competitive swimming. (the competitive swimmer goes by the name Lia Thomas and has commented on how “easy” swimming against biological women has been).

 

NC sheriff refuses to remove Bible scripture on an office wall
A North Carolina sheriff says he will not take down a sign after pressure from an atheist organization. Sheriff Jody Greene is refusing to remove a Bible scripture on a wall inside of the Columbus County Sheriff’s Department. The scripture, Philippians 4:13 is featured on the wall of the office building. The sheriff says the scripture inspires and motivates him and his staff as they strive to protect the community. Atheist organization Freedom from Religion Foundation says the scripture alienates a huge portion of the American population. Sheriff Greene responded to the organization on social media. In his post, the sheriff says he was raised in church and his motivation comes from Jesus Christ. Greene added that the department’s officers pray before serving warrants or any service that puts them in harm’s way. The scripture on the wall according to the sheriff was paid for by private donations, not public funds and he has no plans of taking it down.

 

SNBC Health report: company issues nationwide recall
a nationwide recall has been issued by Procter & Gamble. The company has issued a voluntary recall nationwide for several of its dry shampoo products including Pantene, Hair Food, and Aussie Dry Shampoo and conditioner products. The dry aerosol products contain an ingredient called benzene. Benzene is described as a colorless, or light-yellow chemical and is known for being highly flammable. The ingredient according to the recall statement can cause anemia and leukemia with long-term use. The recall efforts also include a warning about inhaling the product, which can cause symptoms such as dizziness and an irregular heartbeat. The company previously issued a recall for its aerosol deodorant sprays like Old Spice and Secret. This is the eighth benzene recall according to the FDA. We will post the full list of products listed in this recall on our SNBC New tab at vccenter.net. (Please remember when it comes to any items that are used on your body to read labels and ask questions to trusted healthcare professionals).

(Recalled products listed below)

Production Code Ranges (to determine if product is in scope of recall)

Description

UPC

in the range of 0002-0248 or 9298-9350

Waterless Dry Conditioner Weightless Smooth, 3.6oz.

37000543954

in the range of 0009-0069 or 9297-9350

Waterless Dry Conditioner Instant Moisture, 3.6oz.

37000543831

in the range of 0084-0085 or 9284-9361

Waterless Dry Conditioner Weightless Smooth, .98oz.

37000544111

in the range of 0017-0100 or 9283-9284

Waterless Dry Conditioner Instant Moisture, .98oz.

37000544227

0038

Pantene Sultry Bronde All in One Luxury Mist, 4.9oz.

80878188710

in the range of 0183-0365 or 1042-1046

Pantene Smooth Talker Dry Conditioning Oil, 3.9oz.

80878192397

in the range of 0048-0336 or 1008-1218 or 9247-9349

Pantene Mist Behaving Dry Conditioning Mist, 3.9oz.

80878190898

in the range of 9108-9303

Pantene Mist Behaving Dry Conditioning Mist, 3.9oz.

80878188758

in the range of 0107-0262 or 9112-9288

Pantene Mist Behaving Dry Conditioning Mist, 1.0oz.

80878188765

in the range of 0307 or 9263-9266

Pantene Gold Series Instant Nourishing Spray, 4.9oz.

80878188987

0021 or 1038 or in the range of 9294-9325

Aussie Smooth Vibes Dry Conditioner, 4.9oz.

381519187957

in the range of 9196-9246

Aussie Petal Soft Dry Conditioner, 4.9oz.

381519187544

in the range of 0014-0062 or 9198-9349

Aussie Sleekend Warrior Dry Conditioner, 4.9oz.

381519187537

in the range of 9047-9072

Herbal Essences Blue Ginger Refresh Dry Shampoo, 4.9oz.

190679001498

in the range of 0015-0314 or 1004-1019 or 9028-9348

Herbal Essences White Grapefruit & Mint Dry Shampoo, 4.9oz.

190679000262

in the range of 0167-0308 or 1105-1106 or 9049-9348

Herbal Essences White Strawberry & Sweet Mint Dry Shampoo, 4.9oz.

190679000255

0093 or 1075 or in the range of 9029-9294

Herbal Essences Cucumber & Green Tea Dry Shampoo, 4.9oz.

190679000248

in the range of 0036-0329 or 1019-1098 or 9023-9312

Herbal Essences Cucumber & Green Tea Dry Shampoo, 1.7oz.

190679000330

in the range of 9009-9058

Pantene Dry Shampoo No Water Refresh, 4.9oz.

80878177042

in the range of 9025-9260

Pantene Dry Shampoo Sheer Volume, 4.9oz.

80878185276

in the range of 0006-0364 or 1074-1133 or 9157-9329

Pantene Never Tell Dry Shampoo, 4.2oz.

80878188727

in the range of 0139-0140

Aussie After Hours Dry Shampoo Texture Spray, 4.9oz.

381519187834

in the range of 0013-0300 or 1038 or 9189

Aussie Tousle Hustle Dry Shampoo, 4.9oz.

381519187285

in the range of 0013-00357 or 1018-1123 or 9189-9345

Aussie Bounce Back Dry Shampoo, 4.9oz.

381519187278

in the range of 9047-9123

Aussie Clean Color Protect Shampoo, 4.9oz.

381519187360

in the range of 9072-9176

Aussie Clean Texture Dry Shampoo, 4.9oz.

381519187285

9085

Aussie Clean Volume Dry Shampoo, 4.9oz.

381519187278

in the range of 0004-0357 or 9291-9344

Waterless Dry Shampoo No Residue, 3.7oz.

37000543787

in the range of 0175-0176 or 9295-9297

Waterless Dry Shampoo No Residue, 1oz.

37000543978

in the range of 0027-0192 or 9007

Hair Food Coconut Dry Shampoo, 4.9oz.

37000876717

in the range of 9046-9228

Old Spice Fiji Dry Shampoo, 4.9oz.

37000779421

in the range of 9040-9239

Old Spice Pure Sport Dry Shampoo, 4.9oz.

37000785170






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