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Vishwa Vani founder N Emil Jebasingh enters glory
Dr. N. Emil Jebasingh, founder of Vishwa Vani - an indigenous believers' movement proclaiming the Gospel in India, passed away on Dec 19. He...
6 significant discoveries in Biblical Archaeology in 2013
Announcements of archaeological discoveries and research of Biblical significance, mainly from Israel, have been made throughout 2013. In this article Bryant G Wood updates...
‘Mass exodus of Christians on Biblical scale happening’
"Across the world, people are being singled out and hounded out simply for the faith they hold…. [Middle Eastern Christians] are rooted in their societies, adopting and even shaping local customs."
Egypt laws do not protect Christian Copts’ rights
Dr. Ali el-Samman, President of International Union for Intercultural and Interfaith Dialogue and Peace Education (ADIC) in Egypt is warning that Egyptian law does not adequately protect Copts with the future stability of the state hanging in the balance.
Rick Warren’s greater fear: God’s disapproval
PASTOR Rick Warren spoke a line to CNN’s Piers Morgan that has resonated with people who, like him, have tried repeatedly to explain why they won’t change their stance to support same-sex marriage.
Marxist ideology wrong, but know many good Marxists: Pope
POPE Francis is shrugging off the “Marxist” label that some ultra-conservatives might apply to him because he frets that economic growth doesn’t always...
Is Billy Graham near ‘going home’?
"His vitals are good. It's not like he's in danger right this second. But if he got a cold right now, it could be deadly. So I just ask the people to pray that he gets his strength back," Franklin Graham said.
North Korea’s leader reckless, ruthless, says Kerry
US Secretary of State John Kerry described North Korean leader as reckless and insecure after the execution of his powerful uncle, according to an...
President 2016: Huckabee wants God to decide
THE 2008 Republican presidential candidate is also said to be praying about it, and has had several groups from Iowa and South Carolina come to meet him.
Nelson Mandela and the ironies of history
ONE of the most significant and vital figures of the 20th century, Nelson Mandela became known not only as the father of his nation, but as the father of an entire people.
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No foul play in Mandissa’s death, police say
While no cause of death has been revealed, Franklin Police Department officials in Tennessee said Monday that no foul play is suspected.
