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Greg Scarlatoiu, "The Oppression of Women in North Korea is The Outcome of Totalitarianism"
An online meeting to publicize the reality of women's human rights in North Korea was held on the 10th under the host of the North Korean Freedom Coalition (Chairperson Suzanne Scholte). 
In-person Church Service Is Still Encouraged by Some American Churches
Nearly one in five U.S. adults still attend church services and worships amid concerns over the coronavirus pandemic, according to a recent poll. Full Text of the Seoul Metropolitan Government's Briefing on Cancellation of Shincheonji Corporation
The Seoul Metropolitan Government has decided that the division corporation related to Shincheonji, which had been registered in the Seoul Metropolitan Government under the name of "the New Heaven and New Earth, the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony" violated the terms of permission and ... 
Seoul Metropolitan Government Revokes Shincheonji’s Corporation
The Seoul Metropolitan Government has revoked its approval for the establishment of the New Heaven and New Earth, the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony, a division of Shincheonji Church of Jesus. 
North Koreans Fall in Vulnerable Situation Due to COVID-19
The Radio Free Asia (RFA) reported on 24th that Christian missionaries work in North Korea are asking for help, saying that North Koreans are in great trouble due to the spread of the coronavirus infection. 
Ariz. Christian U., Sets to Establish the First Cultural Research Center for U.S. Culture Based on a Biblical Worldview
A veteran researcher with Arizona's Christian University is preparing to set up the first center this week to restore the Biblical worldview and God's truth to all areas of American culture. 
Francis Chan Encouragement to the Church: ‘Coronavirus Is One of the Greatest Opportunities to Reach Out to the Lost World’
In a video message to Crazy Love YouTube channel on March 20, Francis Chen, a best-selling author, and pastor saw the coronavirus pandemic as "one of the greatest opportunities to approach the world that has lost God" and encouraged them to show that they have not lost our love, joy and peace in ... 
Debate Ensues Among U.S Church Leaders and Health Experts Over Whether to Close the Church or Not
The spread of the new coronavirus infection in U.S. communities has sparked debate over whether to close the church or not. 
Coronavirus Tests Provided from The Church of the Highlands to Help Up to 500 People Each Day
The multi-campus church in Highland, Alabama, said it will also conduct drive-through coronavirus tests on the Grandview campus starting Tuesday, even for those who are incapable of paying the costs. 
Empty Church Buildings on Sunday, Trump Joins Thousands of Worshipers Moving Online
President Donald Trump attended an online service as one of hundreds of thousands of Christians across the country on Sunday after declaring National Prayer Day with the new coronavirus pandemic last Saturday.
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