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Francis Chan Forced To Leave Hong Kong As Visa Denied After Planting Churches
Prominent Chinese-American pastor and church planter Francis Chan was forced to return to the United States after Hong Kong authorities denied his visa. 
Biden’s Executive Order Mandates Using COVID-19 Vaccination Status As Travel Credential
As part of his pandemic response, Joe Biden signed an executive order imposing restrictions on travel including an assessment whether it is feasible to use COVID-19 vaccination records as a passport of sorts. 
Raising Pro-Life Kids: 4 Ways to Teach the Sanctity of Life
In light of society and the government's disregard for the sanctity of human life, parents should teach their children about the value of life. Religious educator and nursing instructor, Rick Becker, suggested four ways to do that. 
Christian Photographer Challenges Virginia Law That Could Force Him to Photograph Same-Sex Weddings
A Christian photographer has filed a lawsuit disputing a new state law in Virginia forcing him to cover same-sex weddings despite his Biblical beliefs on marriage. 
People All Over The World In Need Of Oral Bible Translations In 2021
A ministry dedicated to reaching out to places with the Gospel using oral Bible translations says the demand for the evangelism tool has increased in 2021. 
Nigerian Christian Professor Who Was Kidnapped Released After Two Days Of Prayer
A Nigerian professor at a Christian university has been released by kidnappers who were suspected to be Fulani herdsmen. 
Biden Signs Transgender Rights Order Forcing Schools to Allow Boys in Girls' Sports
After being sworn-in, Joe Biden signed an executive order enforcing schools of allowing transgender girls to compete in women's sports. 
President Trump Proclaimed ‘Religious Freedom Day’ Before Leaving Office
President Donald Trump issued a proclamation on freedom of religion just days before leaving office. Trump declared Jan. 16 as this year's Religious Freedom Day, reaffirming America's commitment to religious freedom. 
Pastor Receives Death Threats Over Old Photo Of Him With Another Guy At A Trump Rally
A Kentucky pastor has received a number of death threats on social media for attending the "Save America Rally" in Washington, D.C. and over a photo taken with a man last year in Arizona. 
MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell On The Receiving End Of Anti-Trump Attacks, Potential Boycott
MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell revealed Monday that retailers are dropping his products following a controversy over his friendship with Trump and his voter fraud allegations in the recent presidential election.
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