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Apr 30, 2024… It might not be easy for you to admit, but your plans may require adjustments today. It will be okay, very few first drafts are perfect, but you can sure call it a good start, Aries! Fine-tuning your plans today can mean that the final product will be much more satisfying. Don’t hesitate to resist an urge to “call it good” when you know you can make it better, even if it means putting other tasks on hold. You can rock the day, one step at a time.
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
Apr 30, 2024… There is a method to your madness, but people in your life may not understand it today. You could make unpopular decisions causing others to question your intentions. Your own confidence will be your best friend today, Aquarius. Listen to what others have to say, consider it, but your uniqueness and personal power lies in your strength and ability to hold your ground when you believe in your actions. Doing right because it is right, and not for some reward, allows you to hold your head high.
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
Apr 30, 2024… There is a method to your madness, but people in your life may not understand it today. You could make unpopular decisions causing others to question your intentions. Your own confidence will be your best friend today, Aquarius. Listen to what others have to say, consider it, but your uniqueness and personal power lies in your strength and ability to hold your ground when you believe in your actions. Doing right because it is right, and not for some reward, allows you to hold your head high.
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
Apr 30, 2024… There is a method to your madness, but people in your life may not understand it today. You could make unpopular decisions causing others to question your intentions. Your own confidence will be your best friend today, Aquarius. Listen to what others have to say, consider it, but your uniqueness and personal power lies in your strength and ability to hold your ground when you believe in your actions. Doing right because it is right, and not for some reward, allows you to hold your head high.
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
Apr 30, 2024… There is a method to your madness, but people in your life may not understand it today. You could make unpopular decisions causing others to question your intentions. Your own confidence will be your best friend today, Aquarius. Listen to what others have to say, consider it, but your uniqueness and personal power lies in your strength and ability to hold your ground when you believe in your actions. Doing right because it is right, and not for some reward, allows you to hold your head high.
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Former Vice President Mike Pence dropped out of the 2024 presidential race last October. The longtime conservative wasn’t able to convince people he was the man for the job. Now, months later, he has a new gig.
On April 11, Grove City College announced it was establishing the Center for Faith & Public Life. Pence is helping launch the new initiative at the private, conservative Christian school by serving as the center’s distinguished visiting fellow.
According to the announcement, the new center will explore the presence of Christianity in public institutions. The school claims that the Christian faith is at risk in America because of the rise of secularism and the influence of people who they believe are “contentious.“ That is a belief that conservative Christians, like Pence, have long raised alarms about.
Pence will now play a key role in raising awareness of the historical link between faith and public life. He will also help find ways to integrate faith into public service. The school makes it clear that “public life” doesn’t just refer to politics or government service. It’s also about the media, businesses, and all other aspects of society.
The former vice president has always held his faith close to him. He’s made it very clear that his belief in God has guided his political career. His close ties with evangelical leaders made him an ideal running mate for Donald Trump in 2016. Now that his political career appears to have reached its end, Pence is returning to his roots.
Fox News Digital reported that the former vice president issued a statement calling it his “great honor” to serve as Grove City College’s visiting fellow. He explained, “Faith and engaging in public life are not mutually exclusive” and shouldn’t be. Pence said Christians have changed the world by “working toward the common good,” and the college has proven it’s committed to that goal by opening the Center for Faith & Public Life.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
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