Anton Carillo Articles
France Swarmed By Protesters Against Vaccine Mandates, Police Use Force To Stop Them
Thousands flock the streets of Paris on Saturday in protest of France's very strict COVID-19 restrictions and regulations that included the vaccine mandates. 
Most American Churches Want Diversity But Find It Difficult To Achieve, Research Says
A new study reveals that while almost 9 in 10 pastors in the United States agree that every church "should strive to achieve racial diversity," only a few achieve it. 
Gambling Nun Stole $835K From School, Gets Imprisoned For 1 Year
An 80-year-old retired nun admitted that she "sinned" and pleaded guilty to stealing $835,000 from the Catholic school where she served as principal. She is facing a year of imprisonment. 
Christian Politician Prosecuted For Biblical Beliefs Has Thousands Praying For Her
Finnish politician Päivi Räsänen received encouragement from thousands of people around the world praying for her before she entered the court for the closing arguments of her trial on Monday. 
Durham Report: Trump Says Clinton Campaign Spying 'Bigger Crime Than Watergate'
Former President Donald Trump reacted to John Durham's revelation that Hillary Clinton's campaign was spying on him, calling it a "bigger crime than Watergate." 
Christians Protest Satanic Club Launched In Illinois Elementary School
An elementary school in Illinois allowed The Satanic Temple to set up an After School Satan Club for students, prompting Christians to respond in protest. 
‘Jesus Was Single’: Pastor Comforts Unmarried People During Valentine’s Day
New Life Fellowship Pastor Rich Villodas pointed out that "Jesus Christ was single" in an effort to comfort singles on Valentine's Day. 
Extremists Burn Churches, But Nigerian Christians Say it ‘Will Not Stop Us From?Worshiping God’
A Christian resident of Borno State's Chibok area reportedly signified they will continue to worship God in the face of the Nigerian government supporting their persecution from Boko Haram terrorists 
Women With Unplanned Pregnancies Find Support In New Pro-Life Project: 'We Are Standing With Them'
Students for Life of America (SFLA), the country's largest pro-life youth organization, relaunched a database aimed at providing support for pregnant women in crisis, in preparation for a post-Roe v. Wade America. 
Social Media 'Strategically Unimportant' For Ministry In The Future, Christian Churches Believe
A comprehensive study that captures the concerns, priorities, and expectations of church leaders for their ministry's technological needs show that social media is not as important for them in the future.
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