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Appeals Court Pauses Abortion by Mail

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By Adam MacInnis, Andy Olsen Verified
| Christianity Today Verified
Pro-life organizations are celebrating their biggest legal win since Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization—and praying it holds up under appeal. On Friday, the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit paused mail-order access to mifepristone, one of the most commonly prescribed medications for abortion.
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Confronting the personal financial cri$is

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By Adam MacInnis
| Faith Today Verified
Our latest cover story looks at common struggles around money and housing and explores some Canadian Christian organizations that offer help. →en français A lexa McQuillan knows how easy it is to fall into debt – and how hard it is to climb back out. McQuillan was working away from her Ontario home – for a Christian nonprofit in Hawaii – when she dislocated her knee. Insurance covered the initial hospital costs, but she was on the hook for physiotherapy afterward.
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By Adam MacInnis, Andrea Nwabuike, Margot Linke
| Faith Today Verified
Confronting the personal financial crisis. Historic church renewing through inner-city care. Christian families part of homeschooling growth. Are the pastor's kids alright? The FT interview with David Guretzki and Julia Beazley. We select a few articles each issue to appear here – they have blue headlines you can click. Several French translations are also available as noted (online only, not in the print issues). Why not sign up for a print subscription? It's free to Canadian addresses since 2020.
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