Netanyahu Reveals Cancer Scare Months after Surgery
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Police in India beat, detain pastor for singing hymns at uncle’s house
Nearly two months after police arrested a pastor in India from his grandmother’s home, tied him to a tree and beat him, threats from officers and others have kept him from filing a complaint on the brutality, sources said.
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Australians still open to faith and Jesus even though Christianity has declined, survey finds
Christianity has declined in recent decades, but Australians are not completely closed off to faith, with young adults being the most open of all age groups, a new study has found.
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Nigeria funeral for church attack victims draws anger, tears
Crux,Nigeria held a state funeral Friday for nearly two dozen of the worshippers killed by gunmen at a church service earlier this month as church officials urged authorities to take swift action to avoid future tragedies.
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Police in India Assault, Charge Pastor for Family Devotional – Morningstar News
Nearly two months after police arrested a pastor in India from his grandmother’s home, tied him to a tree and beat him, threats from officers have kept him from filing a complaint on the brutality, sources said.
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Canada and Denmark Have Finally Achieved Peace in History’s Most Wholesome Land Dispute – RELEVANT
In the middle of a frozen channel in the Arctic Ocean sits a small, uninteresting and very unimportant island that has been the source of a decades-long
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Fighting Biblical Illiteracy Among Generation Z: Can Visiting Israel Encourage a Bible-Centered World View?
Recent surveys have shown some alarming results when it comes to Bible literacy among young people. “What we're seeing is more and more young people, young Christians, particularly have less and less of a biblical worldview, and have less and less biblical knowledge, particularly Gen Z,” said Scott Phillips, CEO of Passages, an organization dedicated to bringing Christian students on trips to the Holy Land.
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Israel Police Finish Probe Into Violence at Reporter’s Funeral, Won’t Release Findings
Israel Police said it concluded its internal probe into the violence at the funeral of slain Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, who was killed on May 11 during an Israeli counterterrorism raid in the West Bank. However, police are refusing to release their findings.
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Watchdog Group: Palestinian Officials Are Threatening a ‘Religious War’ Over Jews Praying on Temple Mount
An Israeli non-profit organization that tracks incitement in Palestinian media says Palestinian Authority (PA) officials are threatening a “religious” war over Jews praying at the Temple Mount.
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Lawlessness in Nigeria
The situation in Nigeria is desperate – not just for Christians, but for children across the country.
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Leaders Pledge Arms and EU Path for Ukraine in Kyiv Visit
Four European leaders expressed their support for Ukraine on Thursday while meeting with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, vowing to back Kyiv's candidacy to eventually join the European Union and offering more weapons to fend off Russia's invasion.
