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Fear, Anxiety Among Prisoners High As COVID Restrictions Prevent Volunteer Ministers From Reaching Out To Them
Advocates warn that life inside prison can be "hopeless" after COVID-19 restrictions prevent ministry volunteers from visiting prisons. 
Gab CEO Urges Believers To Stop ‘Giving Money To The Enemy,’ Works On Establishing ‘Christian Economy’
Gab CEO Andrew Torba is calling on Christians to stop supporting those who destroy Christianity and Christian values in America. 
Supreme Court Ruling Allows California Churches To Hold Indoor Worship Services At Limited Capacity
Churches in California were finally permitted by the Supreme Court to hold indoor worship services after months of legal battles over coronavirus pandemic restrictions. 
Biden Says ‘America Is Back.’ Pompeo Responds: ‘To Letting China Walk Over Us?’
Former U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo reacted to President Biden's statement regarding his foreign policy. 
Taylor Swift Claims Her Pro-Abortion, Pro-LGBT Stand Is ‘Real Christianity’
Taylor Swift believes that upholding abortion and the LGBT agenda defines Christianity. 
Tanzanian President Urges Nation To Trust In God’s Protection Against COVID-19
Tanzanian President John Pombe Magufuli did not impose lockdowns or measures and rejected the need for vaccines to fight the COVID-19 pandemic. Instead, he urged the nation to trust in God for protection. In contrast, The bishops urged the people to adhere to mask wearing, social distancing and ... 
New Report Reveals Horrific Persecution Christians Experience In North Korea – Prayers Requested
A Korean organization has released a report presenting horrifying accounts of Christian persecution in North Korea. 
UN Report Says North Korea Continues To Violate Human Rights Including Religious Freedom
Seven years after a United Nations report revealed that North Korea committed human rights violations unparalleled in the world, the organization's latest report showed that the country continues to perpetrate such crimes. 
Christians In Denmark Worried Over Proposed Danish Law Requiring Sermons To Be Sent To Government
Christians in Denmark are bothered over a proposal for a new law requiring sermons to be translated into the national language and submitted to the government. 
Carman On His Way To ‘Full Recovery’ And ‘Anxious’ To Go Back To Ministry – Prayers Requested
After pleading for prayers last month for Carman Licciardello who has undergone surgery and suffered from organ failure, the singer's health appeared to be currently improving and is on the road to complete recovery.
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