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Are Christians Performing Happiness Instead of Living It?

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By BRIAN JACKSON
| EIN News
Think Like Jesus, Act Like a Christian Georgia Author Brian L. Jackson Addresses the "Happy on Credit" Culture in Debut Christian Living Book You’re spending joy you don’t actually have yet, and at some point the bill comes due. Mine did.” — Brian L. Jackson ATLANTA, GA, UNITED STATES, June 30, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Many Christians can quote Scripture, serve in their church, and still go home on Sunday feeling empty. Brian L.
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Ford City Mall closes for good, leaving neighbors with memories and questions

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By BRIAN JACKSON, Brian The Hammer Jackson
| Yahoo Verified
The Brief Ford City Mall closed permanently Monday after a judge ordered it shut down over safety concerns. Some residents want the property redeveloped, while others oppose plans for warehouses. Many longtime shoppers and former workers say they will miss the mall. CHICAGO - Chicago residents gathered outside Ford City Mall in West Lawn on Monday to say goodbye to a shopping center that had served the community for decades.
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Chicago teacher leads students to 318 college acceptances

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By BRIAN JACKSON, Brian The Hammer Jackson
| WFLD-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified
Chicago teacher leads students to 318 college acceptances During Teacher Appreciation Week, we’re highlighting a Chicago educator who guided every student in her class to college acceptance. CHICAGO - As Teacher Appreciation Week highlights the impact of educators nationwide, one Chicago teacher is drawing attention for what happens after her students leave the classroom. Inside a classroom in West Town, banners line the walls, representing college acceptances and future opportunities.
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