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One Year Later: Remembering David Helton
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When It Looks Like Evil Has Won:
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Saint Patrick: Overcoming Evil with Good.
Saint Patrick's adventures began just before he turned 16 years old. Don’t write yourself off or count yourself out because you are young. Or have messed up. Or don’t even know if your faith is authentically yours. Patrick was intimately familiar with each of those realities. But when human frailty and limitations are combined with the power and restoration of God, wonderful things happen. Read more
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Good Friday… has it ever confused you?
Maybe it’s just me… When I was a kid, Good Friday was super confusing to me. I regularly got my significant Fridays mixed up and would end up calling it “Black Friday.” Read more
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Russian Invasion: What Does It Mean?
Last night tanks rumbled into Ukraine in the first large-scale open war in Europe since World War II. What has happened? What does it mean? What should we think? What can we do? Read more
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Teen Civics Group Receives Award from The Heritage Foundation
GenJ was recently honored by an award from The Heritage Foundation! This press release is going out to the world on Monday, but we wanted you all to get it first! Read more
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Why Dobbs v Jackson Women's Health Organization Is so Important:
On Wednesday, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case that is directly challenging Roe v. Wade and other rulings that have shaped the current abortion landscape in America. Read more
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Over 1 Million Voters Contacted and We Aren't Done Yet!
"Folks, we have a few options here. None of them are ideal.” The room was silent and tense. The GenJ staff gathered in an emergency meeting this past June, after a new and stricter state Covid regulation were put in place. Read more
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Thoughts on Justice Amy Coney Barrett's SCOTUS Confirmation:
GenJ's Daniel Heffington shares his thoughts on the confirmation of Justice Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court and the calculating hypocrisy she faced from woke progressives during the process. Read more
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D.C. March For Life 2020
This past Friday marked the 47th annual March For Life in Washington, D.C. and it was an amazing day. GenJ students and staff reunited to attend the March together and hang out. Tens of thousands or people gathered to show their support for Life. Among the many speakers on stage was President Donald Trump, who made the event even more historic by being the first U.S. President to appear at the March. The feeling in the air was one of intense energy, optimism, and hope. Being there, you could not help but to feel these things as we celebrated life under the liberty and freedom of speech our incredible country provides. We gathered in unity to express how life is worth fighting for. Below are a series of photos from the day! Read more
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