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9.10 | Grace at Ground Zero

· 38 min

Episode 9.10 | Grace at Ground Zero

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Thu » Photographer Krystyna Sanderson captured St. Paul’s Chapel as a refuge for Ground Zero workers—and saw God’s grace in the devastation.

Also: Russia tests NATO’s defenses without crossing into open war, while Canada’s military keeps chaplains on the platform but bars prayer at public ceremonies. Mississippi’s reading turnaround shows what can happen when struggling children aren’t written off. Plus: Royals fans find a win inside a loss, and Daniel Suhr considers what Charlie Kirk taught freedom was for.

Today’s stories—

• Thursday morning news • Russia/NATO: Testing the tripwire • Canada chaplains: The redacted chaplain • Mississippi reading: No child written off • Kicker: Baseball, hot dogs, and moral victories • 9/11 feature: Grace through the viewfinder • Daniel Suhr: What freedom is for

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