Voices

The Rise of the Citizen Journalist

In March 1991, a plumbing supply store manager named George Holliday stepped onto his apartment balcony in Los Angeles, pointed a newly purchased camcorder at the street below, and recorded eighty-one seconds of police officers beating a man named Rodney King. He sent the tape to a local television station the next morning. Three decades…

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Faith on the Airwaves in America

How broadcasters, podcasters, and journalists are using their platforms to defend faith, family, and freedom in the public square. A New Kind of Ministry Once, sermons were confined to pulpits and faith conversations to sanctuaries. Today, the world’s largest congregation gathers on screens, earbuds, and livestreams. Millions of Americans now encounter biblical teaching, moral…

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The Courage to Speak

Profiles of Americans who stood for truth when silence would have been easier. Freedom of speech was never meant to protect popularity. It was meant to protect conviction — the rare willingness to say what is right when everyone else looks away. Throughout history, progress has been born not from consensus, but from conscience.…

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