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October 26, 2026

Informing the Mind & Enriching the Soul

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IN THE NEWS

​Ohio voters weigh how men candidates treat the women in their lives​

Gaile Noble, a 76-year-old retired social worker and Democrat, has lived in a deep-red part of Ohio her entire life and has been represented by a Republican in Congress for almost all of it. But she’s optimistic that will change in November...

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Texas Christians die in wreck on Africa mission trip​

Two members of a Church of Christ in Texas died in a head-on collision while doing mission work in the southern African nation of Zambia. The Oct. 20 wreck claimed the lives of Richard Gill and Jim Mynaugh, both 67 and members of the South...

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Jordan's king orders 'iron fist' response to deadly church attack​

Jordan's King Abdullah ordered security forces on Saturday to respond with an "iron fist" as authorities searched for gunmen who opened fire and killed eight people during a church funeral service. The assailants fired for several minutes in broad...

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​Erika Kirk Demands Speedy Trial as Defense Pushes 2029​

Erika Kirk, the widow of slain Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, submitted a new court filing in objection to a proposal that would push the case’s trial into 2029. “If the defense’s request is granted, the trial would take place more than four years...

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​Catholic bishops pray over Trump days before midterms​

With surveys showing declining support among Catholics for President Donald Trump and Republicans as a whole, 12 Catholic bishops offered the president an image of support this week. On Oct. 22, 12 days before the midterms, several...



FROM FAITH ON VIEW

​Music That Ministers (Part II): Is it Sanctified if it’s Sourced by Christians?​

It must have been over twenty years ago now that I was sitting with my family in church, and the “Praise” band started rocking out. Apparently, they were singing about heaven, and this is what I heard: It’s a big, big house, With lots and lots...

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Trump’s Aid to Putin Sparks Demands for Congressional Investigation​

President Donald Trump’s approach to Vladimir Putin has prompted calls for a congressional investigation into American support for Russia. A National Review commentary argues that Trump’s policies increasingly favor Moscow despite...

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Refugee Deportations: New Trump Rule Targets Lawfully Admitted Immigrants​

The Trump administration has shortened the deadline for refugees to challenge refugee status termination, raising fears of widespread deportations. The new rule gives legally admitted refugees just 10 days to contest government efforts to...


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COMMENTARY

​A tale of two election ads offering different visions for America​

My name is Abdul; it means servant.” So begins the most compelling ad of this year’s election cycle. Dr. Abdul El-Sayed speaks, simply and directly, to the camera. Seated in a brown leather armchair while holding a coffee mug, Michigan’s...

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Is AI going to kill us? A cybermissionary weighs in​

I caught up via Zoom this week with Wes Woodell, a Tennessee-based ministry technology strategist who founded Connect My Church. I wanted to talk about artificial intelligence. “Is AI going to kill us all?” I asked, pointing to recent news...

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Good King Alfred and All That​

Last time in Cary’s Almanac, we saw how the Victorians and the Church of England have remembered Alfred the Great, with a huge celebration and a lesser festival, respectively. Here is how he has been wilfully and comically misremembered:...

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​The Allure (and Lie) of Platform Building in Christian Publishing​

In the spring of 2009, the guy I was talking to1 introduced me to Twitter. I laughed in his face, or would have, if the exchange had been in person and not over email. I’d had a Facebook account since the fall of 2005 and mostly used it for photos of...

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​Making a Name for Ourselves

In the year 1907, Bruce Ismay had a dream. He was going to make a name for himself. He was going to be famous. And he would do it by building the world’s largest moving object. It would be something amazing. Incredible. Magnificent...


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GOOD NEWS

​The farmer growing a future under Ghana’s trees

On the hills of the Atewa Range in south-eastern Ghana lies a jewel of tropical forest. A surviving fragment of the swathes of trees that once cloaked the region, it plays host to a whole array of precious creatures, from eagle owls and flycatchers...

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When God Sends You a Neighbor​

When I first moved into my house, I’ll be honest, I had no idea how to take care of a home. I didn’t know what to do if something went wrong, and I quickly realized there are a lot of things that go into maintaining a house that nobody really teaches you...


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