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Iraqi Christians Arm Themselves to Fight ISIS
It has been reported that Iraqi Christians from northern Iraq have decided to arm themselves to fight against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS). Many persecuted Iraqi Christians have expressed that they are frustrated with the violence inflicted upon them by ISIS and being unable to defend ... 
North Korea Decides to Send Only Athletes To South Korea for Incheon Asian Games: Supporters Will Not Enter Incheon
The Incheon Asian Games will be launched on the 19th of September. North Korea has previously made an agreement with South Korea that they will be sending their athletes along with a team of supporters into Incheon. Recently however, DPRK reported that they will not be dispatching the supporters, ... 
Devout Christian Marina Silva Primed to Be Brazil’s First Black President
56-year-old Marina Silva, a devout Evangelical Christian is now a strong candidate to become Brazil’s first black president. However, her story of coming out of the Amazon illiterate when she was a teenager has been drawing a great deal of attention from both Christians and non-believers. 
Another American Falls For ISIS
Fox News reported that a second American citizen has died fighting for Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) on August 28th. The person has been revealed to be 29-year-old Somali-American, Abdirahmaan Muhumed from Minneapolis. Ukrainian Official: Russia Invades Ukraine, Supplying Rebels with Weapons
A Ukrainian government official announced that Russia has launched a full scale invasion against Ukraine and is already supplying the pro-Russian rebels with tanks and even warplanes. 
Church of England Urges Prime Minister to Protect Christians Under Threat of Islamic State
John Sentamu, the Archbishop of York of the Church of England has urged the British government and Prime Minister David Cameron that England must do more to help the persecuted religious minorities in the Iraq-Syria area. He urged Cameron that England must provide sanctuary for the Christians who ... 
Ebola Spreads Even Further: All Nigerian Schools Close
Health organizations all over the world are still fighting the most serious breakout of the Ebola Virus in history. Meanwhile, all schools in Nigeria were forced to shut down until October. Women Join ISIS for Sexual Jihad for Militants
It has been reported by eyewitnesses that Muslim women who are sympathetic to the cause of the ISIS or Islamic State in Iraq and Syria are offering up their bodies to the militants to provide “sexual Jihad” for the militants. Iraqi Christians Abandoned by their Government?
Fr Rami Wakim, a Catholic priest serving in the Middle East explained to the world about the harsh realities that Iraqi Christians face ever since the beginning of the conflict with the ISIS. The Christian refugees in Iraq have begun to express great disappointment in their government and military ... 
Singaporean Megachurch Pastor Denies Claim for Using Church Funds to Finance Pop Star Wife’s Career
Pastor Kong Hee, the founder and head pastor of City Harvest Church in Singapore has been convicted for misusing millions of dollars of church funds to finance his wife’s singing career. He is also believed to have had considerable control over Xtron, the company that supervises and finances his ...
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