Tessa Redmond is a Life Issues Reporter at various publications including The News Enterprise and KY-POST. She focuses on themes such as religion and spirituality, healthcare, legislation, and cultural issues, often exploring topics like Christianity, civil rights, and women's interests. Tessa's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Crossmap.com, The Christian Index, and the Paducah Sun.
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Tessa Redmond's coverage predominantly focuses on family and relationships, with a significant emphasis on abortion-related topics. She also covers church events, disaster response, and adoption.
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By: Stephen Halley, Tom Strode, Tobin Perry, Scott Barkley, Michael Smith, Orthodox Church, Tessa Redmond
RUCKERSVILLE, Va. (BP) – Aaron Evans was fresh from viewing an Auschwitz exhibit at the Reagan Library on Oct. 7, 2023, when Hamas launched the deadliest attack on Israel since the Holocaust.
By: Stephen Halley, Tom Strode, Tobin Perry, Scott Barkley, Michael Smith, Tessa Redmond, Rachel Wiles
He knows that. His wife knows that. And pretty much every one of the 400 or so people who gathered recently for a special Sunday celebration know that too.
By: Karen L. Willoughby, Tony Hudson, Tom Strode, Tobin Perry, Scott Barkley, Michael Smith, Orthodox Church, Diana Chandler, Tessa Redmond
Pastors, church leaders encouraged to participate in 2026 biennial church compensation survey
By: Tony Hudson, Tom Strode, Tobin Perry, Scott Barkley, Michael Smith, Orthodox Church, Diana Chandler, Tessa Redmond
ALAMOGORDO, N.M. – Eternity Baptist Church over the years has purchased all the land on its block. No. 8 of Eternity’s 10 prayer requests for 2026 is, “What should we do with it?”
By: Roy Hayhurst, Karen L. Willoughby, Tom Strode, Tobin Perry, Scott Barkley, Michael Smith, Orthodox Church, Diana Chandler, Tessa Redmond
ALPHARETTA, Ga. – North American Mission Board (NAMB) trustees gathered in Alpharetta May 4-5 for two days of meetings marked by reports of significant progress.
By: Mike Ebert, Roy Hayhurst, Tom Strode, Tobin Perry, Michael Smith, Orthodox Church, Diana Chandler, Tessa Redmond
CASPER (BP) – Its distinction as the country’s least populous state can factor into the tendency to overlook Wyoming. Doing so, however, means missing a response to the Gospel that is both indicative of the ministry work there, as well as what is achievable anywhere else.
Leigh Ann Lowery can’t remember a time she wasn’t involved in the Woman’s Missionary Union. Now she’s serving as Kentucky’s WMU president.
By: Tessa Redmond
College students turned out in April to advocate for unborn human beings and raise awareness about the dangers of chemical abortion on five campuses throughout Kentucky.
OWENSBORO, Ky. (KT) — The Safe Haven Baby Box in Owensboro is back in operation after nearly six months offline.
By: Tessa Redmond
GLASGOW, Ky. (KT) -- A Warren County man has been charged with attempted fetal homicide. His girlfriend reported him for replacing her prescription medication with an unknown medication.
