WHO Says Ebola Spreading as France Confirms First Case
Loading the Audio Player... World Health Organization officials reported Wednesday that the ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo continued to exceed the ...
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FIRST-PERSON: Your Southern Baptist missionaries need your support today | Baptist Press
Did you see the news today? If you did, you may have seen reports of data breaches, information hacks, cyber threats and holiday scams targeting the elderly.
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Two Slain in Church Shooting in Southeast Nigeria – Morningstar News
Gunmen on Sunday (Dec. 7) attacked Christians in southeast Nigeria as they were gathering for worship, killing an Anglican priest’s wife and another church member and abducting another priest, sources said.
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100 Kidnapped Nigerian Children Released
International Post Date: December 9, 2025 Freed students of St. Mary...
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Unknown Assailant Shoots Pastor Dead in Pakistan – Morningstar News
A Presbyterian pastor who survived an attack in September was gunned down by an unidentified assailant outside his home in front of his daughter last week, his family said.
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Thailand-Cambodia border clashes displace thousands
International Post Date: December 9, 2025 Local people transported b...
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Rising number of Brits leaving Christianity turning to paganism
A growing number of Britons who leave Christianity are turning to paganism or other forms of spiritualism instead of converting to other major religions, a new study has found
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Bethlehem Holds Its First Public Christmas Celebration in 3 Years – RELEVANT
Bethlehem resumed its public Christmas celebrations this weekend for the first time since 2022, after the city suspended festivities for two years because
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Franklin Graham: Jamaicans suffering after Hurricane Melissa
Nearly six weeks after Hurricane Melissa battered Jamaica, locals are still suffering intensely, according to Franklin Graham, president of Samaritan’s Purse. The Christian aid organization encounte...
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Pakistan passes bill to form National Commission for Minorities after decade of delay
Pakistan s Parliament has passed a long-delayed law establishing a National Commission for Minorities, marking a step toward institutional protection for religious minorities after years of advocacy
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Sudan strikes kill over 100 people, dozens of children
The World Health Organization reported on Monday that 114 people died in a series of drone strikes in central Sudan last week, with 63 of the victims being children. Another 35 people were injured dur...
