Two U.S. Senate candidates are highlighting their Christian faith on the campaign trail. They have distinct views on how faith should influence government decisions. One candidate emphasizes equality for people of all backgrounds, while the other stresses the importance of Christian principles in government and culture.
A campaign event is scheduled for September 16, where one of the candidates will meet with students, faculty, and staff. This follows an earlier appearance by the other candidate.
Further information about the candidates' views and upcoming events can be found through additional reporting.
By Josh Siatkowski | Lead Writer Common Grounds, a favorite spot for Baylor and Waco coffee fans, is in the early stages of an ownership transition after the business went up for sale last week. Opened in 1994, the shop has become a local icon. Started by Jill Barrett over 30 yea...
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