Once again, there are “prophetic summits,” revivals and prayer gatherings asking God to intervene in politics.
Here’s some context and clarity about the relationship between dominion theology and the NAR, the “apostles” and “prophets” who lead this movement, and what it all means for our politics.
Beyond the candidates, voters in Appalachian states will consider ballot measures that could significantly change the region’s future.
The Democratic Party has been ignoring rural and working class people for decades. Now, they’re trying to pay more attention.
Alesia Brand is a therapist at the WVU Crisis Support and Recovery Center, located in downtown Martinsburg, West Virginia.
Although many feel apathetic about voting or lack the resources needed to cast a ballot, in some places, momentum is building among Appalachian youth.
