Monthly Archives: January 2017

Home Theology To Our Critics: Jesus is Our Lens Tony Campolo   January 30, 2017   Theology   2 From time to time, we Red Letter Christians are confronted with the critique that our most serious error is that we … Continue reading →

Jesus came down the mountain with the cheers of the crowd still ringing in his ears. Then a leper appeared and went to his knees before Jesus, praying, “Master, if you want to, you can heal my body.” Jesus reached … Continue reading →

Hi Kevin, Wind power jobs now top 100,000, according to a new report released by the Department of Energy. More Americans now work in wind than in nuclear, coal, natural gas or hydroelectric power plants. These jobs span all 50 … Continue reading →

Vote for Heroes! Latino kids face barriers to physical, emotional, and mental health. Salud Heroes are here to help! WATCH and VOTE for six new Salud America! #SaludHeroes of Community Health who are improving Latino families. For voting, you’ll enter … Continue reading →

Tell Congress: protect our anti-corruption policies! Dear Kevin, Anti-corruption laws protect consumers, governments, businesses and taxpayers from foul-play. That’s why Congress passed a specific provision in our Financial Reform and Consumer Protection Act to help safeguard against corruption. The current … Continue reading →

January 2017 By John Kiriakou Trump has surrounded himself with people who support torture. He has said that he wants to re-institute the torture program. He has said that he wants to reopen black sites — secret prisons — overseas. … Continue reading →

I loved this (Acting) Attorney General.  America will miss her at this post.  We need people who know the law and heed it for the change, esp. constitutional law.–kas Trump fires acting AG after she declines to defend travel banTrump … Continue reading →

I agree that Russia and Putin are sometimes blamed for too many things that they have little to do with.  That said… I have noticed a huge growth in pro-Russian media in past 4 years at some of my preferred … Continue reading →

    BBC reports that Gulf states, like Saudi Arabia and the UAE, are making a killing on this animal trade. In order to obtain the popular baby chimpanzees, an average of 10 adults in the clan (including mothers and … Continue reading →

Dear Kevin, What do Rex Tillerson and Jeff Sessions—both close to appointment to high Cabinet positions—think of President Trump’s ban on refugees? The honest answer is: we don’t know. Tell your Senators to demand that Sessions and Tillerson answer questions … Continue reading →