Christians in Indonesia Appeal Revocation of Building Permit – Morningstar News
A Christian organization in Indonesia is appealing a decision to revoke its construction permits, asserting the revocations were unlawful, sources said.
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Aleem Maqbool appointed BBC News Religion Editor
Maqbool has been the North America Correspondent for BBC News since 2014.
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MPs speak out against attempts to force more abortion on Northern Ireland
The Government in Westminster is coming under increasing pressure to commission abortion services in Northern Ireland despite the devolution of abortion power in the region and the majority of sitting Northern Ireland MPs in Westminster opposing it.
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Archbishop of Canterbury echoes fears for Christians in Holy Land
The Archbishop of Canterbury has spoken of his concern for Christians in the Holy Land after local church leaders warned of an increase in attacks on clergy and holy sites.
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More than 200 dead after typhoon slams Philippines
Crux,The death toll following the strongest typhoon to batter the Philippines this year has risen to more than 200, officials said Monday.
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Chile’s bishops pledge support for president-elect Boric
Crux,Gabriel Boric, leftist millennial who rose to the national stage during a series of student protests, was elected Chile’s new president on Sunday, defeating his right-wing populist opponent Jose Antonio Kast by more than a 10 percent margin.
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ISIS-Affiliated Extremists Decapitate Pastor, Hand His Wife Severed Head to Show Authorities in Mozambique
In the northern province of Cabo Delgado, Africa last week, suspected ISIS-linked extremists beheaded a pastor, then forced his wife to carry his severed head to police.
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‘Serve Christ by Making Him Known’: Missionary Explains What Makes Serving Others Exciting and Adventurous
One man is sharing his story about the miracles he's encountered while serving in the mission field with the hope of inspiring others to get involved with missionary work.
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Pastor hails victory as court throws out $21K fine for holding worship service for homeless
A magistrate’s court in central England has thrown out a case against a female Christian pastor whom police had fined $21,000 for holding a church gathering for the homeless in a car park during the CVID-19 lockdown.
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Ex-hostages doing well, have left Haiti, mission agency says
Crux,All the former hostages from a U.S.-based missionary group kidnapped in Haiti have been flown out of the country after a two-month ordeal.
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Pope Francis’ 85th birthday party included lots of kids and cake
Pope Francis on Sunday joined a belated celebration of his 85th birthday, thrown by the children and families helped by the Vatican’s charitable pediatric clinic.
