TGM Conference Biaruahnak indianapolis - Halloween & Current Issues on Abortion

[@salaigreen]

It is a very surprised that the persons around 25-25 ages can not speak Chin or mother dialect . Let's not try to sell our own being

[@TheGraceMinistry]

The attendees were teenagers, and they were from different parts of Chin state, so their common language was English. Blessings to you.

[@salaigreen]

Halloween is a holiday celebrated primarily on October 31 each year, known for costumes, trick-or-treating, spooky decorations, and haunted attractions. Its roots trace back to the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, marking the end of the harvest season and the start of winter-a time when Celts believed the boundary between the living and the dead was thinnest. Over centuries, Halloween has evolved through influences from Christian traditions like All Hallows' Eve and has now become a mostly secular, community-centered celebration in the U.S. and many other parts of the world. Current Issues on Abortion The topic of abortion remains highly complex and divisive, touching on legal, moral, ethical, and medical considerations. Key points in the current abortion debate include: Legal Battles and Changing Laws: In recent years, especially since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022 (which had previously established a constitutional right to abortion), states have gained more control over abortion laws. This has led to diverse laws across states: some states now ban or heavily restrict abortion, while others protect abortion rights more robustly. Access to Medical Services: In states with restrictive laws, access to abortion services has been sharply reduced, impacting low-income individuals and rural populations who may need to travel long distances or face financial barriers for care. Medication Abortion: As surgical abortions become less accessible in some areas, medication abortions (using pills like mifepristone and misoprostol) are increasingly in demand. Legal challenges are now emerging around access to these drugs, as some states seek to limit or regulate their distribution. Public Health and Privacy Concerns: Restrictive abortion laws raise concerns about individuals' health, privacy, and autonomy. People unable to access legal abortions may seek unsafe alternatives, which could lead to health complications. Also, surveillance concerns arise as certain laws encourage monitoring and reporting of abortion-related activity, potentially compromising patient privacy. Religious and Ethical Beliefs: Abortion discussions often intersect with religious beliefs, as various faith traditions have differing stances on the issue. Ethical debates around when life begins and a person’s right to choose remain central to the conversation, contributing to the complexity and emotional intensity of the issue. Political Impact: Abortion remains a highly polarizing issue in politics, influencing elections and legislation. It's often a key issue in state and federal campaigns, and laws around it continue to shift as new political leaders take office.

[@salaigreen]

What is believer meant? by Christian or what