UNITE US preaches the Gospel at NC State University
UNITE US recently ministered the Gospel to students at North Carolina State University. The campus ministry outreach hosted thousands as part of their efforts to witness the Gospel on college campuses. The last night of the event, saw six thousand students and guests fill the J.S. Dorton Arena to experience worship and the message of Jesus. Hundreds reportedly responded to the call of salvation and 77 people were later baptized. The founder of UNITE US, Tonya Prewett says since the group started, they have visited 17 college campuses with over 100-thousand people coming out to hear the Gospel and with 15 thousand accepting Jesus as their Savior. UNITE US started its campus events following the Asbury Revival in 2023. Since that time UNITE US and other organizations have continued to preach the Gospel and say that Gen Z is hungry for the Word of God.
US Supreme Court will hear case for/ against trans sports
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear two cases concerning biological sex and sports. According to a recent report the nation’s highest court will hear two cases from Idaho and West Virginia concerning inclusion in sports for transgender athletes. One case involves a student, who is a biological male, who sued after being banned from joining the women’s cross-country team at Boise State University. The student sued claiming that he was discriminated against by the school. The student was later allowed to play following Idaho’s lower court blocking a Fairness in Women’s sports act. The opposing side in the case wants the Supreme Court to rule that this law should be enforced in the state of Idaho and observed nationwide. In West Virginia, a biological student was banned from participating in a girls’ middle school’s cross-country team. The state of West Virginia also has a law protecting women’s sports. The Trump Administration has sided with West Virginia and Idaho in this matter; the case is expected to be heard in June of next year.
Christian World News: IOC, Nigeria, Great Britain:
The International Olympic Committee is also expected to make a decision concerning trans athletes. The IOC has been under pressure from several groups after allowing trans athletes to compete in IOC regulated competitions. Critics say these athletes have followed all requirements to compete in women’s international sports. Supporters of a ban say these athletes are still biological men with natural advantages that medication cannot suppress. Supporters of a ban also note that these athletes are taking spots from biological women who have worked all their lives to win a slot in Olympic competition. SNBC NEWS will update you when the decision is announced; the IOC is expected to approve a ban on trans athletes.
In Nigeria: pressure continues against that nations government to stop continued violence against Christians. Christian watchdog groups are reporting 12 more Christians were killed in the most recent genocide that started this summer. An estimated 200 people were killed in June of this year alone.
Christians around the world are pressuring their governments to get involved to stop the killing. The Trump administration has vowed to send troops to stop the violence, a move the Nigerian government has welcomed. A terrorist group called the Fulani herdsmen are being blamed for the deaths of the 12 victims.
In Great Britain: there is a fight brewing between British patriots and the country’s liberal left. Left leaning political groups are now trying to convince British citizens to be ashamed of their country’s flag. The controversy started when two businessman launched a Pro-British campaign called “Raise the Colors”.
The campaign according to its founders is designed to unite the multi-cultural nation under the belief that all citizens of Great Britain should be proud of their nation and their country’s flag. Liberals in the media and in that nation have claimed the campaign and the flag are a symbol of racism. The founders of the movement says they will not be stopped by negative liberal views and continue to work towards efforts to unite their nation under the British flag as a symbol of pride.
SNBC Health report: How red meat can boost your brain and microbiome health
Researchers report to Mercola.com that red meat may not be as bad as previously reported. The main issue according to a recent report is what kind of red meat is being consumed. A study published in Scientific Reports follow over three thousand participants. The study found the healthiest patients were those who had red meat in their diet. The study found the difference between the subjects were the nutrients received from red meat. Those that ate red meat more B12, zinc, selenium, calcium, and choline than their counterparts. So, what kind of red meat is the kind that consumers should buy to gain these nutrients? Researchers advise eating grass feed meats, eating a diet with collagen rich foods and high-quality protein, pairing red meat with antioxidant-rich foods, and avoiding processed and meat alternatives when possible.