Rachael Lee Articles
Kim Jong Un's Half-Brother Dies in Malaysia Airport
The half-brother of Kim Jong-Un, the leader of the reclusive regime North Korea, died on Monday at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport, according to Malaysian police officials. 
Southern States Continue to Be Most Religious, With Mississippi Taking First for Nine Years in a Row
Of the 50 states in the U.S., those in the South continue to be the most religious, according to a recently released Gallup survey. 
Korean Immigrant Church Looks to New Beginnings with ‘1.5 Generation’ Senior Pastor
The new year truly marked a new beginning for Gospel First Korean Baptist Church, as they ushered in a new senior pastor who would lead both the Korean ministry (KM) and the English ministry (EM) of the church. 
Betsy DeVos Confirmed as Education Secretary, Amid Controversy and Mixed Responses
Betsy DeVos was confirmed by the Senate to head the nation’s Department of Education on Tuesday with a close vote of 51 to 50. 
Congress Introduces Legislation to Allow Non-Profits to Make Political Endorsements
Members of the Congress introduced legislation on Wednesday that would change the Internal Revenue Service (IRS)’s tax code to allow non-profit entities to endorse or oppose political candidates without having their tax-exempt statuses revoked. 
‘All Theology Is Born Out of Contextual Struggles and Questions’: G2G-KODIA Hosts Forum on Contextual Theology
“Every theologian is historically particular … They all struggled with their own particular contexts. These people we consider giants of theology struggled with their own questions.” Such was the case made by Dr. Daniel Lee, director of the Center for Asian American Theology and Ministry at Fuller ... 
‘Historic’ Initiative Seeks to Connect API Community to Employment Resources
To help the Asian Pacific Islander (API) community get connected with the employment resources they need, Korean Churches for Community Development (KCCD) has partnered with the city of Los Angeles to launch the API JOBS (Job Opportunities and Business Success) Initiative, which was announced on ... 
President Trump Taps Judge Neil Gorsuch as Supreme Court Nominee
President Trump has nominated conservative federal appeals court judge Neil Gorsuch to fill the Supreme Court seat which has been vacant since the passing of the late Justice Antonin Scalia. 
California Senate Introduces Bill to Include 'Nonbinary' Gender on Driver's Licenses, IDs
Democratic members of the California Senate introduced a bill on January 24 that would add a third gender category to official documents including driver’s licenses and IDs. 
Evangelical Leaders Call on Trump to Reconsider Executive Order Suspending Entry of Refugees
Several days after President Trump issued an executive order indefinitely suspending the entry of refugees from Syria, leaders from several evangelical organizations sent a letter to the president and vice president on Sunday, requesting that they reconsider the executive order.
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