Aliya Kuykendall

By Noah Slayter Published on April 9, 2024 Once a week, an estimated 30,000 students across the country are picked up by what's called “a

By Aliya Kuykendall Published on April 13, 2024 She was a pastor's kid. Then she rebelled and became “Nala Ray” — a top .01% creator, she

By Aliya Kuykendall Published on April 15, 2024 Time is running out to sign petitions for two bills concerning child sex trafficking and pornography usage in California.

When Jews immigrate to Israel from the nations where they were scattered in the Diaspora, they say they are making aliyah.

The biography of a young Mormon missionary who came to true faith in Jesus after reading the New Testament through a dozen times impressed Mike Crawford, 83. The inspiration resulted in a Bible study approach designed to help anyone read through the entire New Testament with relative speed and ease.

The following is a transcript of this second installment of a two-part interview. Click here to watch the first part . This transcript is edited for clarity and brevity.

As anti-Israel protestors occupy New York City's Columbia University, pro-Israel Christians are planning to hold a worship event there on Thursday evening in a show of solidarity with Jewish students.

By Aliya Kuykendall Published on April 27, 2024 The trend is clear: The more developed a society becomes and the more its women pursue

By Aliya Kuykendall Published on May 3, 2024 A bill that would require porn websites to verify the ages of visitors is progressing through California's state legislature.

Does art have the power to dissolve anti-Israel sentiment and inspire a counter-revolution led by women?