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Franklin Graham Draws 400,000 to Historic Ethiopia Gospel Crusade
Meskel Square in the capital of Ethiopia, once the site of Communist rallies, was transformed into a place of worship…
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Jesus Wells Bring Life-Saving Water to Millions in Africa
The global water crisis continues to threaten billions of lives, with large lakes shrinking since the early 1990s. As World…
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Prince Frederik of Luxembourg, Dies at 22 Leaving Legacy of Faith in Action
Prince Frederik of Luxembourg, whose unwavering faith helped sustain him through years of battling a rare genetic condition, died March…
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Surprise Greenland Election Result Opens Door to Closer U.S. Ties
In a pivotal election that could reshape Greenland’s future, the center-right Demokraatit party secured a surprise victory Tuesday, capturing 30%…
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A Genocide Against Syrian Christians Has Begun, Say Witnesses
The streets of Latakia are empty now. Reuters reports that Syria’s coastal regions, once bustling with life, have erupted in…
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1,500 UK Churches Unite in Massive Christmas Evangelism Campaign
In a powerful response to increasing secularization in Britain, more than 1,500 UK churches united to share the gospel message…
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Putin’s War on Faith: 500 Ukrainian Churches Destroyed
In a basement somewhere in occupied Ukraine, Christians gather in whispers. Their church is gone now – one of hundreds…
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Israel-Hamas Hostage Deal Nears Completion in Breakthrough Negotiations
A draft deal for the release of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza is nearing completion, with the details having…
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Names, Politics, and a Really Big Puddle: The Gulf of “America” Issue
Ready for a cruise on the Gulf of America? It could happen if President-elect Trump’s quip about renaming it gets…
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Syria’s New Islamic Education Changes Spark Global Concern Over Curriculum Changes
A series of planned changes to Syria’s school curriculum, with an Islamist focus, are raising alarms in the West. They…
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