Veteran Housing Corp

07/26/2026

03/17/2026

I thought might be interested in this interview with Russell Moore who is the editor-in-chief of Christianity Today. He is addressing a highly relevant issue facing America's evangelical community!

In his new book he explores democracy, cynicism, and the state of the evangelical church. Moore joins Michel Martin to discuss the challenges of religious identity and his hopes for future expressions of Christianity in America and beyond.

Top Evangelical Leader: “We’ve Lost Our Credibility to the Outside World” | Amanpour and Company

Russell Moore is the editor-in-chief of Christianity Today. In his new book he explores democracy, cynicism, and the state of the evangelical church. Moore j...

03/05/2026

Local, state and federal officials like to pat themselves on the back for all they have done to ease the affordable housing crisis.

Do not be misled or fooled by press releases, ribbon cutting ceremonies, or goldn shovel photo opportunities and media evens.

If your tax dollars are not being used to create permanent affordable housing with afordability period in perpetuity, you, as the taxpayer are being misled.

If your local, state, or federal elected and government officials are not demanding affordability periods in perpetuity for any affordable housing project that receives local, state, or federal tax dollars and/or incentives, then the housing they are wasting your tax dollars is only a band-aid and temporary approach and simply "KICKS THE CAN (the problem) DOWN THE ROAD" to burden future taxpayers.

As a taxpayer, you should DEMAND that all affordable housing built with TAXPAYER dollars should be 100% affordable and the affordability period be in perpetuity. It is possible and it is being done. Vermont is the only state in the nation that only provides taxpayer funding for affordable housing for projects that have affordability periods in perpetuity.