Archive for October 2025
TESTIMONIES: Brit PhD Neuroscientist Found Jesus Christ After THIS Happens
(9:57 VIEWING) — British neuroscientist Dr. Sharon Dirckx struggled for years with the apparent disjunction between science and faith, especially concerning the Creation account in Genesis, the opening book of the Bible, and things she learned in biochemistry. Ultimately, Dirckx earned a PhD from Cambridge University in brain imaging and MRI, and along the way…
Read MoreWHAT WOULD YOU SAY: Should Christians (or Anybody Else) Celebrate Halloween?
(5:42 VIEWING) — If you grew up anywhere in America in the last century, you celebrated Halloween as a kid, putting on your costume, grabbing a bag to fill with candy, and joining friends to walk the neighborhood house-to-house. Sure, people dressed up as ghosts, skeletons, vampires, mass murderers, witches and other ghastly characters, but…
Read MoreCongressional Aides Explain Why They Keep Coming Back to HillFaith’s Monday Lunches
(QUICK READ) — Dozens of aides with jobs at all levels of responsibility from multiple congressional offices and from both political parties meet on Mondays on the second floor of a townhouse located right behind the Supreme Court building for a unique lunch experience. They call it “For Hill Aides Only” and it has been…
Read MoreHILL STAFF NEWS: Open Positions, New Hires, Big Promotions, Great Opportunities
(THREE-MINUTE READ) NEW HIRES: COURTESY OF LEGISTORM TATUM GRESSETT takes over as Deputy Member Services Director for the House Republican Study Committee (RSC), working for Rep. August Pfluger (R-Texas). Before moving into his new responsibilities, Tatum served the RSC as a Staff Assistant. Tatum is a 2023 graduate of Clemson University with a BA in…
Read MoreSCIENCE AND FAITH: Call of the Cosmos
(6:30 VIEWING) — Have you ever looked up into the night sky, been in awe of how many stars and planets you can see and then remembered that we Earthlings can’t even see the vast majority of the heavenly bodies because the universe is so vast. There is a familiar current in contemporary thought that…
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