‘Hostile environment for Christians’: Proposed Amendment to India Law May Lead to Seizure of Church Properties
Overseas funding for Christian mission work in India could be inhibited by a proposed amendment to a law surrounding foreign funding
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‘Light Up the Church’: A Time to Remember ‘The Night of Broken Glass,’ Kristallnacht
This November 9th, 2022 marks 84 years since Kristallnacht – or the "night of broken glass." That’s when the Nazis unleashed a wave of antisemitic violence on Germany’s Jewish community. CBN's Chris Mitchell talked with Gidon Ariel, who is trying to help Christians commemorate this dark event through an initiative called "Light up the Church."
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Netanyahu Expected to Start Coalition Talks with Ben-Gvir, Others, as Election Count Wraps
With most of the votes counted, it’s all but certain Benjamin Netanyahu will return to office as Israel’s next Prime Minister. Aside from questions about when Netanyahu might form a government, media and political attention has focused on Itamar Ben-Gvir, co-leader of the Religious Zionist Party, which will be the Knesset's third largest party.
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Russia Rejoins Deal on Wartime Ukrainian Grain Exports
Diplomatic efforts have saved a wartime agreement that allowed Ukrainian grain and other commodities to reach world markets. Russia said Wednesday it would stick to the deal after Ukraine pledged not to use a designated Black Sea corridor to attack Russian forces.
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Indonesia: Christians react to gov’t officials joining effort to block construction of church in Java
Two local officials in Indonesia joined Islamist organizations call to block construction of a Christian church, triggering objections nationwide
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Believers in a Brazilian village endure persecution, church grows stronger | Baptist Press
What would you do if you were summoned to a meeting where you were given an ultimatum – recant or lose your job?
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Canadian Pastor Acquitted After Pandemic Police Hunted Him and His Church with a Helicopter
A Canadian pastor, who was arrested twice in 2021 for defying the Canadian government's harsh public health restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic, was acquitted of all charges Tuesday.
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Iranian Police Brutally Beat Schoolgirl to Death for Tearing Picture of Islamic Leader
An Iranian schoolgirl was beaten to death by police after they found a torn picture of former Iranian leader Ruhollah Khomeini in one of her schoolbooks.
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White House says North Korea shipping weapons to Russia
White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said Wednesday that North Korea is shipping a “significant number” of artillery shells to Russia. Kirby said North Korea is secretly send...
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Scientists use new dating technique to analyze historical accuracy of Old Testament battles
Scientists say they are using new technology that could allow them to properly date several military conquests depicted in the Bible and potentially validate the scriptures historical authenticity
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Canada considering bill to remove ‘final consent’ for assisted suicide
Canada is considering a bill that would allow individuals to sign a waiver that would remove final consent for assisted suicide or what that country refers to as medical aid in dying MAiD in which a ...
