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WATCH: 89 Pastors Call for 'Day of Prayer and Appreciation' for Police

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A group of clergy members in Ohio recently called on citizens to join them for a day of prayer and appreciation for their local police and sheriff’s department.

Pastors from 89 separate congregations in Richland County held a press conference and issued a proclamation for law enforcement, which they each signed, CBN News reported Tuesday, adding the event took place June 13.

The proclamation read, in part:

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, as leading clergymen from (89) eighty-nine congregations across Richland County, Ohio, we regret the negativity and malice toward those police officers who bravely serve and protect our families. We formally call citizens, especially Christians, to join millions across the nation to recognize the “Day of Prayer and Appreciation for Local Law Enforcement” on Sunday, June 13th, 2021 by standing in solidarity through prayer, doing acts of charity toward those wearing the badge, publicly advocating on behalf of our local law enforcement, and promoting a career in this noble profession.

Frontlines Ohio shared video footage of the press conference outside Mansfield City Hall and said fourteen of the congregations raised $5,000 for the County Sheriff’s Department and police departments in Mansfield, Ontario, Lexington, Bellville, and Butler:

Pastor Hank Webb of Belmont Community Church spoke at the event along with other pastors as they stood with law enforcement officers.

“We are here to honor the brave men and women that serve law enforcement to seek the divine assistance of God Almighty. We are also here to demonstrate that there’s more that unites us than divides us,” Webb said.

Richland County Sheriff Steve Sheldon expressed his gratitude to the pastors and reminded everyone their cruisers have ‘In God We Trust’ emblems on them.

“We know that we got a lot of problems in this community, but we know that God is greater than any problem we have,” he said.

Breitbart News reported in May that 73 percent of Americans believe crime is higher under President Joe Biden than it was under former President Donald Trump in 2020.

Meanwhile, the outlet said on June 1 that one year after the defund the police movement picked up steam following George Floyd’s death, leaders in U.S. cities began walking back plans to cut police budgets because of surging crime across the nation.

WaPo Blasted for Video Urging White People to Create 'White Accountability Groups'

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The Washington Post is being criticized for a video it published in which ‘experts’ urge white people to make “white accountability groups.”

The outlet released a video Friday that is part of its podcast series called the New Normal with a segment titled “What is White racial identity and why is it important?” Fox News reported.

During the show, mental health experts and scholars weighed in on “why understanding your whiteness and the ways that white supremacy benefits you is an important part of becoming self aware,” the video’s YouTube caption read.

Professor and psychologist Rebecca Toporek told host Nicole Ellis, “White accountability groups are really helpful in terms of having a place to process, having a group of people whose responsibility it is to call me on things or to challenge me.”

However, crisis interventionist Kelsey Arias said, “The more you kind of dive into that, the more I’m really realizing how deeply rooted racism is to like my everyday thought process.”

“No matter how much you work that, there’s still even almost more work to be done,” she added.

Trauma therapist Ilyse Kennedy told Ellis, “We’re unpacking wrong things that we have been taught in history class. I realized that I needed to go back and unpack and reorganize everything that I had learned because it was completely through a white lens.”

“Most of us in doing this work have experienced this, where there’s a period of deep shame for being white and for acknowledging the harm that our ancestors have caused,” Kennedy stated.

Numerous people criticized the outlet’s video, and Twitter user Jesse Singal described it as a “very strange pseudoreligious movement that is likely to do more harm than good”:

“To fight my racism I should form a white accountability group, made up of other white people who call out my racism…? — So the cure to racism is further segregation. — I don’t see it working,” another user commented.

“Disgusting racism. Imagine thinking a person’s skin color means more than his or her individual humanity. Unbelievable,” yet another person replied.

Boy Raises $13K to Help Girl Battling Cancer Get Service Dog

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A 10-year-old boy who recently got his own service dog worked to do the same thing for another young person in need.

Archer Bellucci of Cibolo, Texas, met Phish Food in the fall of 2020. The service dog offers the little boy comfort as he fights a chronic and painful bone disorder, Fox 29 reported in May.

While dealing with his own health issues, Archer decided to offer assistance to someone else.

Twelve-year-old Denise Garcia of San Antonio needed her own service dog as she fights B-cell Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. She often feels lonely, even with her mom nearby.

However, when Archer heard her story, he raised $13,000 over nine days to help provide her with a special pup.

“This is a fundraiser for Denise,” Archer explained. “I helped Denise fundraise for a dog and she is going to go to Las Vegas and get a service dog.”

According to the Fox article, Denise traveled to meet with the group 4E Healing Hearts, a nonprofit whose goal is to match service dogs with those who need them.

“With the isolation and all of those inner feelings and dialogue can be incredibly heavy on somebody, especially a child,” Jeanette Forrey, owner and founder, told the outlet.

“Constant through the whole thing, through every doctors visit, through every poke, through every test, to every night through every smile through all the good and the bad that constant friend, this true companion that is here through it all through thick and thin can truly change a child’s life when they are fighting cancer,” she added.

The 4E Kennels shared a photo of Denise holding her pup, named Doc, on May 29:

“A whole community came together to get this social girl her very own puppy. He will be trained when he gets old enough,” the post read, adding, “Healing Hearts and changing lives through the power of a dog!!!”

WATCH: Man Who Jumped from Bridge to Rescue Toddler Honored with Thunderbirds Flight

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A man who jumped off a bridge to rescue a toddler recently got to ride thousands of feet in the sky inside an F-16 Fighting Falcon.

The Air Force Thunderbirds honored Jonathan Bauer as a “hometown hero” before an Air Show that took place in Ocean City, Maryland, WJLA reported Friday.

According to Bauer, he and his daughter were running errands on May 2 when he heard tires screeching and watched a truck lose control on a bridge over Assawoman Bay, slam into a cement barrier, and flip over onto a guardrail.

Other cars were involved in the wreck and one hit his vehicle. Once he made sure his daughter was safe, he rushed to the truck that was teetering on the edge of the overpass.

A man who escaped from the vehicle pointed at the water, Bauer recalled.

“When I looked over I saw the car seat… and then about six feet away from the car seat was a little girl. She was on her back, completely floating, head completely out of the water, arms moving, legs kicking, and a little pink dress,” Bauer explained.

He immediately leaped 25 feet into the water, swam to the child and “aggressively patted her on the back,” he noted. She spit up water, coughed, and eventually took in a deep breath.

A boat picked them up and Bauer handed the child to emergency responders when they reached the shore. He was later recognized by officials for his courage.

“His selfless act shows the best America has to offer, and we’re proud to have honored him with a flight today,” the Air Force Thunderbirds said in a Facebook post on Friday:

Jonathan Bauer is our hometown hero for the OC Air Show 🇺🇸In May, Jonathan saved an 18-month-old girl who was thrown…

Posted by Air Force Thunderbirds on Friday, June 18, 2021

Thunderbirds Maj. Jason Markzon told reporters Bauer aced the flight.

“There was no fear in his heart going flying and I put him through the ringer. We went rolling. We pulled some Gs. We did some loops and he crushed all of it,” he stated.