Fulani Terrorists Kill 13 Christians in Plateau State, Nigeria – Morningstar News
Slaughters of Christians continued in Plateau state, Nigeria on Friday (May 8) as Fulani herdsmen killed 13 Christians in Bassa County, sources said.
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All-Muslim Presidential Ticket Wins Nigerian Election amid Opposition from Christians
Bola Tinubu, a former governor of Lagos state, has won Nigeria s presidential election amid opposition from Christians for not following the customary electoral practice of featuring one Christian ...
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Church of England Publishes Book of Prayer for King Charles’ Coronation
The Church of England has published a book of daily prayers ahead of the coronation of King Charles III in May.
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Over Half of Scots Would Back an Evangelical Christian in Government Top Jobs
A poll has revealed broad support in Scotland for evangelical Christians holding top government jobs.
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Former IDF Spokesman: Rise in Terror Attacks Fueled in Part by What Palestinian Children Learn in School
The past few weeks have seen a concerning rise in terrorist attacks against Israelis. Several were launched by Palestinian children just barely into their teens. At a recent international summit in Aqaba, Jordan, directed at reducing the violence, one root cause wasn't even discussed: what many Palestinian children are taught in their schools. Former IDF Spokesman Jonathan Conricus discusses the issue with CBN News.
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Netanyahu Calls for Calm as Demonstrations Intensify, PM’s Wife Surrounded at Hair Salon
Ongoing protests against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government and judicial reform ramped up and turned violent on Wednesday. Protesters even surrounded his wife Sara for hours, trapping her in a Tel Aviv hair salon, prompting Netanyahu to call for calm on national television. Dubbed a "National Day of Disruption," demonstrators blocked main roads and key junctions in Tel Aviv and around the country. Thousands of Israelis have been protesting for weeks against the government's plans to overhaul the legal system and limit powers of Israel's High Court.
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Digital engagement paves way for church planting in Ukraine | Baptist Press
What do you do when you want to plant a church in a new area, but travel is restricted? How do you know where in the city to plant the church and how to generate interest when canvassing and prayer walking aren’t possible?
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At Least 38 Dead after Trains in Greece Collide Head-On
A passenger train collided head-on with a freight train Tuesday night in Northern Greece. About 350 passengers were aboard the train coming from Athens, most of whom were evacuated safely from the wre...
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Operation Blessing Purifies Local Well to Help Countless Turkey Quake Survivors
CBN's Operation Blessing has broken ground in Turkey, purifying water in Hatay – hopeful to give countless people throughout the region fresh water.
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Police Rescue 40 Children Kidnapped by Ugandan Man Posing as Christian Charity Leader
Police in Uganda have arrested two people in connection with the kidnapping of 40 Christian children lured by a Muslim posing as the leader of a Christian charity offering free education, sources ...
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Advisor to Israel’s President Finds Rare 2,500-Year-Old Inscription with Name of Persian King Darius
A few months ago, Israeli President Isaac Herzog's Media Advisor, Eylon Levy, and a friend of his, Yakov Ashkenazi, were walking in Tel Lachish National Park in southern Israel when they came across a small pottery shard, a broken piece of pottery material, with some kind of inscription on it. They notified the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA), which sent it to a laboratory. To the great surprise of the experts, the shard was 2,500 hundred years old and provided evidence of the government of Persian King Darius the Great at Lachish at the turn of the 5th century BC. According to a news release by the IAA, "This is the first discovery of an inscription bearing Darius the Great's name anywhere in the Land of Israel."
