Vol. IX #1 | January 1 - 14

• Ashli Babbit: Last known recorded words as she marched to Capitol Jan. 6: 'God bless America, patriots' (video)
• Life Site News: Christian who entered Capitol says there was prayer, frustration, chaos -- 'God will judge us' (video)
• One News Now: Violence at Capitol symbol of fractured nation
• Nations in Action: US election hacker in Italy?
• One News Now: 'What will Pence do?'
• Epoch Times: 'Who is stealing America?' (video)
• Dallas News: Pastor killed in Texas church shooting
• Joint Statement: Senators to reject Electoral College certification Jan. 6
• Every Legal Vote: 2020 Election fraud HQ, petition

The Bible says: Genesis 1:1 | Jesus said: Luke 22:28-30

Photo (L): 'Just the facts, Ma'am.' Hot air balloon appears to park in Perris Landing parking lot, yet was, in fact, stationed in adjacent field. -Photo InterChurch News

Jan 6th: Menifee Police response at Evans-Brown Mortuary slowed northbound I-215 traffic. 

Vol. VIII #24 | December 15 - 31 (archive)

• Gateway Pundit: Making a case for Georgia election fraud (video)
• Street journalism: Youths on bikes attack BMW driven in Manhattan (video)
• Baptist Press: Scores of unscheduled baptisms at Tennessee church
• Christian Post: John MacArthur's church has multiple C19 cases
• Epoch Times: Over 150 Calif. children with rare C19 condition
• Christian Post: SCOTUS sides with churches in lockdown
• China Christian Daily: Chengdu church ordered closed over COVID-19
• Live Action: Gabbard introduces bill to protect pain capable pre-born children
• American Family Assoc.: Credit card company abruptly stops processing donations

The Bible says: Matthew 28:18, 19 | Jesus said: John 15:5

Cover photo (L): The historical Mission Inn in downtown Riverside displays its annual Christmas lights near shopping, eatery takeouts and hot chocolate. -File photo InterChurch News

Still Chistmas shopping?

Support Local Artists: An alternative to gift shopping at standard malls, try Spanish Village Art Center for that special unique gift located in San Diego's Balboa Park. The Village offers award-winner art from painters, sculptors, metal smiths, jewlery designers, glass blowers, leather workers, photographers and printers. Shops are open daily from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Also, enjoy a sightseeing stroll along the museums and street fair. -Photos InterChurch News

Vol. VIII #23 | December 1 - 14 (archive)

• American Report: CIA feared Trump, says whistleblower (2019)
• Stream: Seven things about Monday's electoral college vote
• Free Beacon: Columbia U. failed to report $1M in CCP funding
• ABC: $3M in PPP funding to Newsom-owned companies
• CBS: Texas sues four election battleground states
• Riverside County Sheriff: All jobs are essential
• Stream: Trump makes election fraud case (video)
• Epoch Times: Election dishonest , Christians say
• Morning Star News: Congo jihadists kill pastor's wife, four children

The Bible says: Zechariah 12:10 | Jesus said: Acts 1:8 

Cover photo (L): $100 FINE, MASKS REQUIRED, Monterey, California. -Photo InterChurch News

Vol. VIII #22 | November 15 - 30 (archive)

• Christian Post: Boko Haram slaughters 110 farmers in Nigeria attack
• Imprimis: COVID fatality rate is in neighborhood of 0.2%; 130 million additional people to starve this year from economic fallout of lockdowns
• Samaritan's Purse: Beekeeping project lifts Kenya families out of poverty
• Stream: Sidney Powell files, SCOTUS religious gathering ruling, Gen. Flynn pardon
• Christian Post: Indonesia terrorists suspect in killing of 4 Christians
• Epoch Times: Election tracker; recounts, challenges
• Baptist Press:Pandemic heightens need to engage community
• Tablet: Matt Drudge logs off

The Bible says: Psalm 26:6-7 | Jesus said: Mark 10:51

Photo (L): Thanksgiving week, Sequoia National Park. Children get fresh air in the High Sierras' Cresent Meadows while on a well-deserved school break. -Photo InterChurch News

Vol. VIII #21 | November 1 - 14 (archive)

• Epoch Times: Sen. Lindsey Graham -- $500k to Trump's legal defense fund
• Baptist Press: Biden projected as presidential winner
• James Robison: Please hear my heart (video)
• OneNewsNow: ABC, CBS, NBC, MSNBC censor Trump
• Epoch Times: RNC sends legal teams to 4 states
• InterChurch News: Photo essay - Tour of RIVCO Registrar of Voters
• American Mind: Game on for the coup?
• Stream: It's not who votes that counts, it's who counts the votes
• InterChurch News: At 9:30 PST, we projected a Trump win with 277
• OneNewsNow: Trump campaign see narrow victory, lawsuits
• InterChurch News: Photo essay - 2020 Election in Temecula
• Decision: La. voters pass abortion 'not a constitutional right' amendment
• Stream: Will Biden's Coup Be Successful?

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The Bible says: Proverbs 21:31 | Jesus says: Mark 16:16

Illustration (L): Vote While You Still Can. This election is either a vote for the sanctity of life, marriage and to defend Faith, freedom and our police, or to witness further destruction of America's Christian heritage and values by the Left. -Illustration from Reddit

Election 2020: Long lines to vote in person throughout the day, Temecula public library, California. -Photo InterChurch News

Vol. VIII #20 | October 15 - 31 (archive)

• Editorial: 45,000 Evangelical pastors this Sunday can stir millions to vote
• Albert Mohler: Trump, DOJ, AG have defended religious liberty
• Daily Mail: Hunter Biden's laptop a national security nightmare
• Intercept: Co-founder quits over Biden bad-news censorship
• Daily Caller: 2015 Burisma 'meet your father' email 'unquestionably authentic'
• KFOX-TV: DOJ confirms Hunter Biden under FBI criminal investigation
• Tony Bobulinksi: Adam Schiff, Joe Biden lie
• Leo Terrell: Civil Rights Attorney voting Republican
• 'Anonymous' hired by CNN: Trump, GOP go on offensive
• Remember Nov. 3: 100% of Senate Minority voted against Barrett
• Editorial: We need to win this election for the sake of our children
• 115th: Associate Justice Amy Coney Barrett
• Trump: 'You can't close up our nation -- or you won't have a nation'
• Dobson: 'This election is for all the marbles'
• Iraq-Syria: Trump saved Christians, Biden got them killed
• Barrett confirmed in committee: Cruz slams intolerant Democrat boycotters
• CEO: Joe Biden is 'the big guy' who gets 10% in 2017 China deal
• US media censorship: Australian news covers Hunter Biden laptop story
• Hunter Biden laptop: Schiff rebuked by Intelligence chief
• Riverside falls to Purple Tier: Churches, restaurants forced outside
• Samaritan's Purse: Volunteers needed; helping in Jesus' name
• Discovery: Cause of earth's climate stability challenged
• Two hour limit/wear mask: Newsom sets Thanksgiving rules
• Escondido: Security cam captures man stealing ballots from mail boxes
• Dems reject $1.8 trillion White House stimulus package: Wolf Blitzer grills Pelosi
• Data trove: Tracking Hunter Biden's laptop
• Biden-Burisma: New emails revealed from abandoned laptop
• Follow the science: 'Resume life' say medical, public health scientists
• WHO: 'Stop using lockdowns as ... primary control method'

The Bible says: Job 42:10 | Jesus said: Luke 2:43

Photo (L): Veteran's Wall: The Pala Reservation Cupa Cultural Center next to Pala Mission in San Diego proudly honors veterans from the reservation who served in the U.S. Armed Forces. -Photo InterChurch News

Photo (below): MAGA supporters at 'Uncle Tom' Premier, Juneteenth, 2020. Standing: Byran Gray, Herman Cain, Col. Alan B. West, Pastor Stephen Broden. Sitting: Kelvin Austin, Damien B. Felder, Joel Patrick, Rob Smith, Carol Swan, Viswarney Burra, Larry Elder, Brandon Tatum, Chad O. Jackson. Advisory: The new Larry Elder documentary of the American Black conservative movement has occasional strong language. -Screen shot photo from 'Uncle Tom' website. 

Vol. VIII #19 | October 1 - 14 (archive)

• Nike's Kaepernick: 'Essays' call for abolishing police, prison institutions
• CatholicVote: $7.5m ad campaign to expose Biden's anti-Catholic record
• 'Practicing Catholic'? Biden rebuked over abortion votes, 'anticipate divine judgment' says bishop
• Lee Keltner, 49: Navy veteran fatally shot at pro-cop 'Patriot Rally' in Denver by anti-Trump news security
• Police beat: Reflections of a Maine cop
• Op-Ed: Biden bribes student voters with school 'loan forgiveness'
• David Sound: I didn't vote for Trump in 2016, but I'd crawl over broken glass to vote for him now
• Faith & Freedom: California churches vs. state
• Public gatherings: Democrat-news spins
• Church security: Patrolling to protect the sheep
• Closed campus: Looking into Biola's communications
• Northwest: Churches, ministries respond to regional wildfire disaster
• Silicon Valley: Pastor fights $220k in fines for holding indoor church services
• Thomas, Alito: Sharp rebuke of 2015 gay marriage ruling
• Harvest Church: Pastor Greg Laurie C19+
• Ingraham Angle: Trump fought for us, fight for him
• White House: President, First Lady C19+
• Editorial: Trump's anger, interruptions justified as a patriot, businessman

The Bible says: Matthew 10:33 | Jesus said: Luke 24:46-47

Cover photo: Medal of Honor. President Donald Trump awards Sargeant Major Thomas P. Paine, U.S. Army, on Saturday, September 11, the nation's highest honor for conspicuous gallantry in rescuing 75 hostages held in Iraq by Islamic State in 2015. -C-SPAN screen shot photo InterChurch News

Vol. VIII #18 | September 15 - 30 (archive)

• Compton suspect: Man arrested in ambush of 2 L.A. sheriff's deputies
• FYI ABC News: Trump has history of condemning white supremists
• Born alive: President signs executive order protecting abortion survivors
• Nobel Peace Prize: President Trump gets a 3rd nomination within weeks
• No Russia: The sentence that kills NYT's Trump tax return story
• Historic: Trump picks 3rd constitutionalist to US Supreme Court
• Editorial: Destroyed for Lack of Knowledge
• Repentance Sunday: 1,000+ churches to honor intent of Yom Kippur
• Watch replay: Washington Prayer March 2020
• Idaho: C19 afflicts non-masker church staff; pastor released from ICU
• Santa Clara: Fined $112k, Calif. pastor moves church outside
• Samaritan's Purse: Volunteers needed; 8 locations, 5 states
• Grand Jury: 'Use of force ... justified' in Breonna Taylor case
• Denying Newsom: Riverside County supervisor to propose vote to reopen churches, economy; Tuesday, Sept. 22, 9:30 a.m. 
• Faith in workplace: Christian employees claim Krogers fired them for refusing to wear LGBT aprons
• Eric Metaxas: Pastor John MacArthur update, Sept. 16
• Political virus: L.A. County Health Director says schools won't reopen 'until we are done with the election'
• Online event: 'Come Back California,' 9-5, Sept. 19
• Calvary Chapel Chino Hills: Nearly 1000 baptized
• 'Bring it on:' MacArthur OK with 'jail ministry'
• China: Church requires face scans to enter
• Herschel Walker: Supports police; critic of BLM, NFL (video)
• Trained Marxists: BLM founders Alicia Garza, Patrisse Cullors
• Hate crime: Statue of Jesus torn down, destroyed
• Sedition: AG Barr seeks felony charges on rioters
• BLM backfires: Three black police chiefs resign (Seattle, Dallas, Rochester)
• Compton ambush: Two L.A. County sheriff's deputies shot and fighting for their lives as suspect escapes

The Bible says: Proverbs 15:9 | Jesus said: John 18:37

Cover photo: Manhunt. Homicide detectives are requesting the public's help to identify the black male suspect (L) who shot two L.A. County sheriff's deputies in Compton, Saturday, September 12, at about 7 p.m. Call 323.890-5560. To remain anonymous, 800.222-TIPS. This reward has increased to $675,000.

Vol VIII #17 | September 1 - 14 (archive)

• Editorial: Do Facts Matter?
• Editorial: The Atlantic: 'Losers' and 'Suckers'
• SB 145: Newsom signs 'off the radar' law to facilitate adult (gay) sex with minors
• Unconstitutional: Federal judge overrules Pa. stay home orders
• Heather Mac Donald: Months of Unprecedented Government Malfeasance
• Compton ambush: Two L.A. sheriff''s deputies 'fighting for their lives'
• SCOTUS list: Trump could pick 1 - 4 justices
• MacArthur: A Biblical Case to Remain Open
• Calif. judge: Grace Community Church is denied indoor services
• Rescued 75 hostages from IS: Sgt. Major Thomas Payne
• 9/11: Memorial events in Inland Empire
• 9/11 - Justice Rising: 3-day online conference
• Trump's Supreme Court list: Sen. Cruz, 19 others
• Nick Sandmann: 'I will not be cancelled'
• Israel-UAE pact: Trump named for Nobel
• Open Doors: IS tried to kill Christianity in Iraq
• Reasons to Believe: 'Out of This World' Riches
• Wycliffe: The Ripple Effects of Bible Translation
• China: Is 'Jesus Loves You' shirt OK to wear in community service?
• Michael Brown: Did Calif. Democrats just vote to protect adults (gay) who have sex with minors?
• $2b lawsuit: NYC restaurants sue state over indoor dining ban
• 'Mostly peaceful:' Media downplays, justifies riots, destruction of property
• Fined $50k: Calif. Baptist church refuses to close
• Eric Metaxas: Pastors need to address politics
• N. Korea: Owning a Bible can get you killed

The Bible says: Galatians 5:1 | Jesus said: Matthew 10:25

Cover Photo (L): 'Latinas for Trump!' President Donald Trump supporters show enthusiasm in Temecula a day after the Republican National Convention (C-Span archives). -Photo InterChurch News

Vol. VIII #16 | August 15 - 31 (archive)

• Editorial: Re SB 145 - Sex offenders should be executed. Period.
• SB 145: Senate, Assembly sneak a last minute pass on SB 145; governor's desk next
• SB 145: A California sex offender bill tied to LGBT goals
• Santa Clara: 'Back off' says pastor after fined for holding singing, in-person services
• Police Association: Blake resisted, had felony sexual assault warrant, held knife, police were responding to car theft attempt call
• Attorney: Kenosha teen gunman acted in self-defense
• Ky. AG sues governor: Not a 'one-man legislature' state
• Local elementary school waivers: Public Health lists applicants, approvals
• RNC Day 2: Melania's speech boosts ratings
• MacArthur: 'We are not spreading anything but the gospel'
• Vernon Jones (D): Democratic Party prefers blacks stay in 'mental plantation'
• Falwell: Resigns from Liberty U.
• Van Morrison: COVID-19 concert-size limits is 'pseudoscience'
• Fuel-to-fire: Biden, Harris quick to judge Kenosha police
• Ventura County: Church fined for holding indoor services
• Riverside County: TK-6 schools can apply for waivers Monday
• Paradise, Calif: Beauty for Ashes
• Follow the science: It leads to God
• Robert Trump: 1948-2020.
• School waivers: RIVCO public health to review elementary school applications
• Labor Day? Riverside County makes case to reopen churches, businesses
• Useful Leftist Idiots: Time to rediscover KGB defector who warned America
• Goodyear zero tolerance: BLM OK, Blue Lives Matter not OK
• $20,000 fines: L.A. County vs. Grace Community Church
• Reopen schools: Calif. parents sue Newsom
• First Amendment: Calif. religious schools sue Newsom
• AG Barr: 1000+ arrests in Operation Legend in response to crime wave
• Church vs. state: Federal court rules in favor of Christian wedding photographer
• Church vs. state: A MacArthur court win Friday to hold church services indoors is overturned late Saturday
• NYPD: Police union endorses Trump
• Roll call: Last stimulus check overdue

The Bible says: Acts 5:27-29 | Jesus said: Luke 17:17-18

Cover photo: Indoor Services. Pastor John MacArthur preaches indoors to Grace Community Church in Los Angeles, Sunday, August 9, in defiance of California's COVID-19 order to hold church services outside. -Screenshot photo InterChurch News

Vol. VIII #15 | August 1 - 14 (archive)

• Church vs. state: MacArthur defies state order -- a CNN interview
• USC professor: Mask mandate a violation of First Amendment
• Church vs. state: DA declares Calif. county a 'sanctuary' for churches
• Defunded: Black female Seattle police chief submits resignation
• Democrat-run Seattle: Defunding police as riots surge
• Church vs. state: A Calvary Chapel gets restraining order
• Teachers Unions: 'Defund police,' 'Medicaid for All'  before schools can reopen
• China: Post-pandemic pastoral care
• Fallout: Falwell takes Liberty U. leave of absence
• Censored: 'America's Frontline Doctors' site restored
• Las Vegas: 'Evangelicals for Trump' event
• Hospitals: Monetary incentive to inflate COVID-19 data
• Church vs. state: Trump lawyer to assist pastor John MacArthur
• China: Churches reclose with new wave of COVID-19
• Latin Amercia: Pastors struggle to feed their families

The Bible says: Psalms 86:17 | John 13:38

Cover photo: Live-streamed. Churches -- such as Cornerstone - West Los Angeles (L) -- and schools (public and private) remain closed to in-person services and classes per state orders. The director of the CDC recently recommended schools reopen in the Fall. -Photo InterChurch News

Vol. VIII #14 | July 15 - 31 (archive)

• Editorial: Two campaign promises Trump must make to clinch November 3rd win 
• Fed to extend eviction moratorium: 23 million could face eviction by October
• J.K. Rowling: Gender-transitioning minors is 'medical scandal' about to 'erupt'
• Church vs. state: SCOTUS 5-4 denies Calvary Chapel challenge to Nevada order
• John MacArther: 'Compliance would be disobedience'
• US epidemic? Breaking down the COVID-19 death rate
• CDC:  'It is critically important for our public health to open schools this fall.'
• More Calif. churches sue: 'No one is above the law'
• Jesus Matters: Black Christian activists arrested in NY for 'defacing' BLM street graffiti
• Not a racist: Reporter covered Trump beat ten years (video)
• Push back: Lawsuit filed to block Calif. school closures
• Huntington Beach: 'The church has left the buildng'
• LAUSD-SDUSD: To start Fall with distance learning-only
• Calvary Chapels: Lawsuit challenges Calif. worship service ban

The Bible says: Proverbs 15:22 | Jesus said: Matthew 10:32-33

Cover photo (L): Dead -- and Dying: Indoor malls like Moreno Valley Mall (L) which recenlty reopened after surviving nearly four months of stay home orders, were suddenly reclosed July 13 by Gov. Gavin Newsom in over 30 counties reporting upticks in COVID-19 cases and deaths. Also reclosed were indoor worship services, dining, gyms and salons. -Photo InterChurch News

Vol. VIII #13 | July 1 - 14 (archive)

• Detroit: Black seminary student shot dead at stop light
• NY Times: An editor's resignation letter
• CDC: PIC mortality rates decline for 11th week in a row
• Transcript: Newsom recloses 80% of Calif.
• Green light: Democrat-run cities permit 'BLM' graffiti on public streets
• Hate crimes: Since Shaun King tweets 'tear them down;' churches, religious statues are vandalized
• Sunday singing ban: Calif. faces legal challenge, petition
• SCOTUS: Two rulings protecting religious liberty
• Power: Was Obama UN Ambassador serial unmasker?
• Woodcrest Christian: K-12 Fall reopen date August 19
• DYI paintjob: Calif. couple charged with hate crime -- painted over city-permitted BLM graffiti on public street
• Reopening: Two NYC churches, two paths
• Warning: Churches are not virus immunity zones
• Texas pastor: 'I accept full responsibility'
• A First: Calif. bans congregational singing
• Executive Order: A 'National Garden of Heroes'
• Judicial Watch: Firm sues to paint 'Because No One is Above the Law' on D.C. public street
• Portugal: Surf Church making waves
• Hospitality: Welcoming strangers in a pandemic
• RTB: How can God be everywhere in space?

The Bible says: Isaiah 62:6 | Luke 18:16-17

Photo essay: Welcome! The Menifee Police Department welcome parade began 7 p.m. Tuesday June 30 after the swearing in ceremony at the new Haun Road headquarters and divided into six community parade routes throughout Menifee. -Photos InterChurch News

Vol. VIII #12 | June 15 - 30 (archive)

• Menifee PD Welcome Parade: Tuesday, June 30, 7 p.m.
• Prager: A setback for black America
• Nigeria: Jihadists kill 32,000 black Christians since 2009
• Shaun King: 'Tear them down' -- a tweet to incite hate crimes
• Constitution: Sheriffs rebel against new mask orders
• Feel the Bern: 'Milwaukee will burn ... other cities'
• Mexico History: List of 119 journalists killed
• Iraq History: Timeline of Islamic State 2014-2016
• Prager U: The Fergusan Lie
• OpEd: Trump is leading the nation toward police reform, racial justice
• Next? SF activists topple St. Junipero Serra statue
• California: Masks not optional
• I-Spy: Massive Google Chrome-user security breach
• Intelligent Design: Linking language, biochemistry evidence
• Reopening Church: Six legal issues to consider

The Bible says: Jeremiah 14:7 | Jesus said: Matthew 11:28-30

Cover photo: California Gold: Yosemite Valley! Yosemite National Park reopened Saturday, June 13 with online limited reservations and COVID-19 restrictions. Yosemite Chapel, the oldest structure in the valley, still holds services. -Photo InterChurch News

Vol. VIII #11 | June 1 - 14 (archive)

• Editorial: The Missing Life Lesson
• Revival: Baptisms, miracles where Floyd died
• OpEd: Lockdown is killing NY family business
• Floyd, Chauvin: A nightclub security team
• Chicago: 18 murders in 24-hours
• Drew Brees: Family receives death threats
• Nigeria: Pastor, wife gunned down on their farm
• Tom Cotton: Send in the Troops
• Temecula: Mayor quits after stir over email
• China: Post-pandemic issues for Chinese churches
• Riverside: Curfew in place, protestors resist police orders to disperse
• Menifee: Mayor meets with street protestors
• D.C.: Historic St. John's Church torched
• Alaska: Samaritan's Purse airlifts field hospital

The Bible says: Acts 2:1 | Jesus said: Revelation 22:16

Cover photo: Pentecost Sunday, May 31, 2020: California's latest COVID-19 restrictions limited church attendance to a maximum of 100 persons. Megachurch Pastor Greg Laurie (L) of Harvest opted to preach soley using livestream, while megachurch Pastor Jack Hibbs of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills preached in three services of reservation-only seating. -Screen shot photo InterChurch News 

Vol. VIII #9 | May 1 -14 (archive)

• Riverside County: Masks not required
• Ravi Zacharias returns to Atlanta
• Coronavirus: More Worldwide Abuse of Christians
• Italy: China's Trojan Horse into Europe
• Riverside Co. supervisors vote to rescind 3 of 4 local orders
• Calif. churches to reopen May 31 in spite of state stay-at-home orders
• Sheriff Chad Bianco: Calif.'s COVID-19 orders 'unconstitutional'
• Murrieta, San Jacinto 412 Church locations restart in-person services
• China's 'cross removal campaign' targets megachurch
• Calif. borrows from Fed to pay unemployed
• Riverside Co. Supervisor Perez wavers: ' ... not time to abandon [public health] orders
• GOP legislators push Newsom ro reopen churches
• Judge upholds Calif. ban on in-person church services
• Riverside Co. pastor: In-person church services 'essential'
• Riverside Co. to vote Tuesday on lifting public health orders

The Bible says: 2 Corinthians 13:11 | Jesus said: John 14:18-19

Cover photo (L): Stay at Home Depot orders. Home Depot (and Lowe's) have long lines of customers since state and local stay-at-home orders. Face masks, social distancing orders are extended to June 19 by order of Dr. Cameron Kaiser, Riverside. School closures remain in effect until June 19. -Photo by InterChurch News

Vol. VIII #10 | May 15 - 31 (archive)

• Editorial: Not an Epidemic
• Oakland: Pastor urges churches not to reopen
• L.A.: Some pastors decline to reopen churches
• Floyd killing: Miles McPherson, Matthew West respond 
• Travel: Americans are buying up 'covid-campers'
• California: In-person church services limited to 100 attendees
• Sacramento: Hundreds protest stay home orders
• 9th Circuit: Rejects lawsuit to overturn Calif's. in-person church services ban
• Newsom: Decision Monday on reopening churches
• Menifee: Stores, malls, restaurants OK'd to reopen
• Trump to governors: Allow churches to open 'right now'
• Lawsuit: Calif.'s 'vote by mail' mandate deemed 'unconstitutional'
• Churches to reopen: DOJ warns Newsom
• Cancer: Christian apologist Ravi Zacharias dies, 74
• Georgia, Texas: Two churches reclose
• Arkansas: Church with high COVID-19 spread
• Dershowitz: When the state can override civil liberty (21:00)
• Atwater, Calif.: A business 'sanctuary city'
• Riverside County: Letter to Newsom to fast track Stage 2
• Graham: The Hope of Christ in the COVID-19 Crisis
• Dershowitz: A Prosecutor in Robes
• Church choir: 87 percent got infected with COVID-19; average age 69, two died
• China: Post-pandemic wave of divorces

The Bible says: Isaiah 62:6-7 | Matthew 10:32

Cover photo (L): Give America Back Their Freedom Now: Dozens of Riverside County residents (L) addressed the County Board of Supevisors last week May 5 and May 8 to voice opinions about rescinding COVID-19 public health orders to reopen small businesses, churches and schools. 

Vol. VIII #8 | April 15 - 30 (archive)

• Survey: Four in 10 Americans unable to pay rent, mortgages
• Riverside County Public Health projected 9,000 hospitalizations -- there are 215
• Riverside County: Face masks, social distancing orders extended to June 19
• Perris: Is 'Lil Wayne' imge on billboartd pot ad legal?
• Architects, engineers dispute 9/11 official report
• Liberty Counsel: Reopen churches May 2-3
• Third in series: Marijuana Causes Violence
• 'Reopen now' say Bakersfield doctors (original YouTube video censored; we uploaded this interview with Dr. Dan Erickson and Dr. Oz)
• Survey: 95% are anxious, stressed, fearful
• Riverside County launches food resources map
• RIVCO: Golfing, tennis reinstated
• White House: Opening Up America Again
• RIVCO: Testing extended to 'no symptoms'
• UN: Economic impact worse than virus
• Roger Stone: 'My full faith is in Jesus'
• Barr warns states of 'house arrest' orders
• A legal look at Hewitt-Barr interview
• Nigerian kids killed in persecution raid
• Tedros: Cover-ups, Ethiopia-China tie
• Coronavirus: God's doing -- or ours?
• Pandemic breaches constitutional firewall
• COVID-19 crisis vs. Social Security
• CRE founder Gospatrick Home dies, 87
• 'Anonymous' suspect transferred
• Persecution of Christians -- February 2020
• Pew: 49% agree Bible should influence law
• Wuhan pastoral counsel: Stress, depression issues
• 'Corona Chronicles' online men's ministry

The Bible says: John 1:14 | Jesus said: John 3:14-15

Cover photo (L): 'Stay-at-home orders' Menifee Valley, eastward towards Idyllwild. -Photo InterChurch News

Vol. VIII #7 | April 1 - 14 (archive) 

• Editorial: And To Those Who 'Have'
• COVID-19 stay-at-home orders stir nationwide protests
• Barr investigating FBI attempt to 'sabotage the presidency'
• Transsexual attorney sues cake artist Jack Phillips -- again
• Samaritan's Purse: NY, Italy, Alaska response teams
• CARES paycheck protection plan includes churches
• First wave of stimulus checks
• COVID 101: China churches face challenges
• Tragedy in Menifee: Murder-suicide, four dead
• School closures force health care workers to stay.home
• Trump gives shout out to Harvest for Palm Sunday
• Second in Perris Pot series: Ten pot shops, Iron Mike in their corner
• RIVCO order: Stay home, wear masks outside
• Few churches to defy state orders Palm Sunday
• Reasons to Believe: Understanding COVID-19
• BGEA chaplains respond to COVID-19 in NYC
• Pandemic proves falsehood of 'prosperity gospel'
• 9/11: In the Name of Engineering, Science and Truth ...

The Bible says: Proverbs 12:17 | Matthew 5:3ff

Cover Photo (L): 'Church is Not Closed ... Just Our Building.' West L.A.'s Westside Vineyard church website welcome window exemplifies churches in the Southland during the COVID-19 crisis. -Photo InterChurch News

Vol. VIII #6 | March 22 - 31 (archive)

• Red Skelton: The Pledge of Allegiance
• Fla. pastor arrested
• Frontline N.Y. City hospital footage
• Some U.S. megachurches still holding regular services
• Coronavirus: Menifee: 8, Perris: 4, Moreno Valley: 20
• COVID-19 FAQ's on Calif. State, County orders
• Prayer is an essential activity
• U. of Alaska Fairbanks 4-year  study: Fire not cause of 9/11's Building 7 collapse
• COVID-19 outbreak: China is legally responsible
• Coronavirus isn't alive, that's why it's so hard to kill
• CVS to hire 50,000 workers
• County Provides Emergency Housing for Homeless
• Veterans Affairs: COVID-19 testing
• Virus 'gathering-bans' vs. religious freedom
• Newsom: 'Stay-at-home' order
• BofA: Recession is here, short term

The Bible says: Jeremiah 29:7| Jesus said: Luke 12:34

Cover photo (L): '15 Days to Slow the Spread.' Tot-lots in Menifee's Heritage Lake community are closed following government guidelines to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 -- a pandemic virus which in the U.S. claimed 201 lives of 15,219 CDC-reported cases as of March 20 -- tragic, but still less than a 1.4% fatality rate. -Photo IC News

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Vol. VIII #5 | March 15 - 20 (archive)

• Editorial: Obey the Authority First, Question Later
• ASSIST News founder, author, media missionary Dan Wooding dies, 79
• Can the government close churches?
• Gov. Newsom will use martial law 'if necessary'
• Riverside: Church, school online through April 30
• Attorney: No Link in Perris Pot Shops, Billboards to Violent Crime
• Italy: Don't do what we did
• Riverside: First 2 COVID-19 deaths; new 10+ person ban
• CDC: Mitigation strategies for communities
• NY Archdiocese cancels Mass at all churches
• Trump, Carson on National Day of Prayer
• Gingrich: Eyewitness to Italy crisis, 'Act Now'

The Bible says: Psalm 34:5 | Jesus said: Luke 10:16

Cover photo: Historic Day. To help mitigate COVID-19 spread and comply with Riverside County Public Health's March 12th order to cancel all public events with 250 or more persons, churches -- as Centerpoint Church (L) -- canceled onsite weekend services for online services. The order is in effect through April 30th. 

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Vol. VIII #4 | March 1 - 14 (archive)

• Public Health order: All County events with 250+ cancelled until May 1st -- includes church services
• Riverside County Public Health orders the closure of all schools, public and private
• Local COVID-19 steps: The Grove, Woodcrest CS ... 
• Trump addresses nation -- twice (transcripts)
• COVID-19: Advice for workplace, traveling, masks
• U.S. COVID-19 epicenter:13 die in Seattle-area hospitals; 55 test positive for virus
• Wuhan Central Hospital: A fourth doctor dies
• Coronavirus: A proactive plan for churches
• CDC: Coronavirus not a U.S, epidemic -- yet
• 2017 U.S. flu-related deaths: 80,000
• CDC: 2019 flu A & B U.S. cases: 34 million; deaths: 20,000
• CDC: 2019 Coronavirus U.S. cases: 164; deaths: 11
• 'I Still Believe' in theaters March 13 (trailer)
• Justice for 9/11 Heroes: LIVE, March 6,  2-5 p.m.
• Coronavirus hits Bethlehem; 4 tourists infected
• The abortion fight is just getting started
• Born Alive: How Democrats justify infanticide
• Christian Voter Guide
• Howard Jarvis: 'No' on THIS Prop. 13
• Riverside, Calif. Voter Guide, voter status
• Israel's UN Ambassador: Sanders is 'ignorant fool'
• Chinese pastor, wife recover from COVID-19
• 9th Circuit upholds Trump's 'Protect Life Rule'
• Ark Encounter: Best Religious Museum award

The Bible says: Psalm 33:12 | Matthew 12:36

Photo Essay: Marijuana Alley. The I-215 along the City of Perris is saturated with Lamar-owned billboards advertising local cannabis shops (L). Is Lamar in compliance with California cannibis advertising regulations --  and is there a link to violent crime and pot shops? 

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Vol. VIII #3 | February 15 - 29 (archive)

• Why Chinese Christians are pro-Israeli
• Church pays off medical debt of 45,000 families
• Perris cemetery triple murder suspect arrested
• Sanders 101: Kick start minority-owned marijuana shops
• 9/11-related cancer kills hero firefighter
• Philip Haney, DHS whistleblower, found dead
• Woodcrest Christian honors #25
• Man pleads not guilty to teen deaths
• Perris cemetery triple slayer sought
• Three women killed in Hemet
• Dem debate (9th) in 5 minutes
• Bloomberg: Avoid bankruptcy, deny elderly healthcare
• Fed: Watch for signs of election interference
• Perspective: 660 million evangelicals worldwide
• Daytona 500: God, family, Trump
• East Africa: Living water for body, soul
• UN: Locust situtation 'extremely alarming'
• Possible triple murder at Perris cemetery
• Boy Scouts of America files Chapter 11
• UCR's 'Noah's Ark' citrus grove infected
• Burkina Faso: Pastor among 24 killed in church attack
• Epidemic drives Chinese churches online
• European court defends Spain's border law
• The persecution of Christians: November 2019
• Perspective: The real St. Valentine
• Bearing false witness
• Trump wins on Christian defense
• China church gatherings suspended

The Bible says: 1 Peter 2:17 | Jesus said: Mark 8:33

Cover photo (L): 'Pray then like this ...' (Matthew 6:9). -Adobe Stock photo

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Vol. VIII #2 | February 1 - 14 (archive)

• HUD Secretary Ben Carson lauds Riverside church homeless program
• Franklin Graham banned: Liverpool, Sheffield, Glasgow
• Democratic Primary Debate vs. undercover videos (bleeped)
• Top Romney advisor listed on Burisma board with Hunter Biden
• National Prayer Breakfast: Trump, Pelosi
• SOTU: We don't muzzle preachers, pastors
• The State of the Union: Guests, full text, view 
• FBI under oath admits to illegal spying on Page
• Trump 'busy strangling swamp creatures'
• Super Bowl LIV Christians glorify God
• Coronavirus: Six confirmed cases in Calif.
• Undercover videos: Sanders campaign workers
• Nigeria: 32 Christians killed in one week
• Thomas vs. Biden: 'Created Equal' limited release
• Trump signs $375M for 'houses of worship' security

The Bible says: Hebrews 12:1-2 | Jesus said: John 11:25-26

Photo (L): 'You Will Never Be Forgotten.' Three thousand mourners attended the memorial service Tuesday, January 28 at Crossroads church in Corona, for Drake Ruiz, 16 (L), Daniel Hawkins, 16 (center) and Jacob Ivascu, 16 (R), killed when the car they were riding in was 'intentionally rammed' Sunday, January 19. -Photo by IC News

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Vol. VIII #1 | January 15 - 31 (archive)

• WHO declares coronavirus a global emergency
• Media and The Endangered Christian
• Kobe Bryant: 1978 - 2020.
• President Trump at March for Life points to California
• Boko Haram beheads Rev. Lawan Andimi, refused to deny Christ
• Prayer service honors 3 teen boys killed in Temescal Valley hit-and-run
• 2019: 2,983 Christians killed, 9,488 churches, Christian buildings attacked
• C-Span: Trump, DeVos remark on religious liberty guidelines in schools
• Trump Administration defends school prayer, religious liberty
• Virginia faith-based foster care placement rights under attack
• President Trump: Religious Freedom Day-2020
• ACLU tackles 'religious freedom' for public school students
• Lawsuits: Title IX scope vs. seminary standards
• Boko Haram kidnaps pastor who urges supporters to 'thank God for everything'
• Pence: Soleimani strike details could compromise sources
• In Texas church, the good guys strike back

The Bible says: Jeremiah 15:16 | Jesus said: Luke 16:18

Cover photo (L): ACTS International Christian Fellowship Church, Romoland. -Photo IC News

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