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Abortion Clinics Are Closing, Even In States That Have Become Key Access Points

The United States has experienced a decline in brick-and-mortar abortion clinics, with a reduction of 54 clinics since 2020, including 12 closures since March 2024. This trend is attributed to financial and community support challenges, compounded by Planned Parenthood closures driven by inflation and stagnant reimbursement rates.

MLK Jr. Memorial Baptist Church To Celebrate 49th Anniversary This Sunday

Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Baptist Church will celebrate its 49th church anniversary on Sunday, Feb. 22, 2026, with the theme "On the Edge of Jubilee: Faithful Then, Fruitful Now, Ready for More", honoring its past, celebrating its present, and preparing for its 50th year.

Nate Miles Named President Of Men’s Ministry At Mount Zion Baptist Church

Nate Miles has been appointed as the new President of the Men's Ministry at Mount Zion Baptist Church, where he will focus on equipping men to lead in their homes, church, and community through two monthly meetings, a Saturday Morning Brotherhood Breakfast, and discussions on topics such as wealth-building, health, and community safety.

Mount Zion’s Women’s Ministry Marks 84 Years With Faith And Wellness Workshop

Mount Zion's Women's Ministry is celebrating its 84th anniversary with a faith and wellness workshop on February 28, 2026, featuring panels of local experts discussing the benefits of prayer and praise for health and spiritual well-being.

Heart Monitor Helps Nashville Woman Find Answers After Mysterious Stroke

DeShawn McClain's unexplained stroke in 2024, later linked to atrial fibrillation, prompted her to adopt a LINQ ICM heart monitor for continuous cardiac observation, empowering her advocacy for healthier living practices.

Racial Healing Finds New Voice in Community Poets

Poets and poet laureates across the country say creative expression helps people face grief, reclaim history, and imagine new paths forward.

Higher Love: Valentine’s Day Books for Embracing Spirituality

Word In Black has curated a reading list featuring faith-centered titles that delve into themes of devotion, justice, identity, and grace. These works invite readers to consider the impact of sacred love on daily life, extending its significance beyond the confines of Valentine's Day.

Trump Administration Ends EPA’s Climate Regulation Authority

The Trump administration has finalized a rule revoking the Environmental Protection Agency's authority to regulate climate pollution, a decision President Trump described as a "giant scam." This action is anticipated to encounter legal challenges from environmental organizations, who argue it undermines established climate policy.

Lawyers Argue That Instagram And Youtube Intentionally Addicted And Harmed Teen In Landmark Social Media Trial

In Los Angeles, a pivotal trial has commenced against Meta and YouTube, where attorneys contend that the platforms' addictive elements have contributed to mental health challenges in a 20-year-old woman. The tech giants, however, attribute her struggles to familial difficulties.

‘Trying to Survive’: Faith Group Hears About Philly’s Housing Crisis

POWER Interfaith convened a summit at Mother Bethel AME Church to tackle Philadelphia's affordable housing crisis. The event featured testimonies from residents facing housing instability and urged the City Council to develop a detailed affordability report.

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