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EL1 SPORTS AND THE ALLIANCE FASTPITCH JOIN FORCES TO ACCELERATE ACCESS AND GROWTH IN SOFTBALL

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Thursday, November 3, 2022
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TACOMA, Wash. and ANAHEIM, Calif., Nov. 3, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- EL1 Sports (EL1), a leading national youth sports training company, and The Alliance Fastpitch (The Alliance), a national league system for amateur fastpitch teams and stakeholders working together to grow softball, today announced a new partnership to accelerate the growth and unity of women's fastpitch softball from the youth through collegiate levels.

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  • These state-of-the-art indoor softball training centers will operate partly or wholly under The Alliance brand and will be operated by EL1.
  • As part of the agreement, EL1 will become "The Official Youth Softball Training Facility Partner of The Alliance Fastpitch."
  • "The Alliance was formed out of a need for more cohesiveness in youth softball," commented Jami Lobpries, Ph.D., CEO of The Alliance.
  • The Alliance Fastpitch is the result of grassroots collaboration and a vision for change by youth fastpitch leaders across the country.

New Book on Extraterrestrial Intelligence and Consequences for Christianity

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Thursday, November 18, 2021
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According to the report, all but one of the 144 flying objects studied remains 'unexplainable' and the U.S. Director of National Intelligence would not rule out an extraterrestrial origin.

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  • According to the report, all but one of the 144 flying objects studied remains 'unexplainable' and the U.S. Director of National Intelligence would not rule out an extraterrestrial origin.
  • If these objects are indeed otherworldly, as many believe, people are concerned what proof of extraterrestrials would mean for religion.
  • What are the implications for Christianity given evidence of, a contact event with, or government disclosure of an extraterrestrial reality?
  • Dr. Joel L. Parkyn carefully examines these questions in scholarly detail in his newly released book, Exotheology.

Former USAF Officers to present evidence of UFOs Tampering with Nuclear Weapons

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Thursday, October 7, 2021
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These will be cited to support the claim that nuclear missiles were inexplicably disabled while a UAP object silently hovered nearby.

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  • These will be cited to support the claim that nuclear missiles were inexplicably disabled while a UAP object silently hovered nearby.
  • Four former officers involved in such encounters will discuss these and other incidents at the National Press Club and urge the U.S. Congress to investigate and hold public hearings.
  • This Press Conference will present witness testimony and other evidence of a many of such incidents.
  • Witness affidavits that substantiate the reality of UFO activity at nuclear weapons sites will be available.