Here are today’s news briefs including Russian warships off Florida, anti-Israel protesters booed at baseball game, hearing on Biden papers, and rare animal chokes on child’s drink cap. Anti-Israel, climate protesters disrupt ...
Read More »Ministry and music propels the Gospel in Cuba
MATANZAS, Cuba — Church members in this port city overlooking the Bay of Matanzas sang “Glory, Glory Hallelujah” on a recent Sunday as they celebrated the baptisms of five new Christians. Afterward, about ...
Read More »Hurricane Ian near CAT 5 as aid organizations prepare to move in
Floridians along the Gulf Coast are fleeing in the face of a Hurricane Ian but Christian aid agencies like Samaritan’s Purse, are preparig to move in. The storm, already a CAT 4, ...
Read More »Venezuela empties prisons, sends violent criminals to US border
Among the 2.2 million illegal aliens that have entered the country this year are violent criminals released from prisons in Venezuela. The news, alluded to on Thursday by President Joe Biden, has ...
Read More »Osage Nation Tribe will bring casino to Lake of the Ozarks
Casino gambling may be coming to Missouri’s Lake of the Ozarks tourist destination. The Osage Nation Indian Tribe announced that it will invest approximately $60 million to develop a hotel featuring gambling, ...
Read More »Coast Guard returns 27 Cubans fleeing dictatorship
The Biden administration is being roundly criticized for sending 27 Cubans fleeing Communism back to the Island dictatorship. The news comes as over 350,000 other migrants from around the world are being housed ...
Read More »Biden administration finally describes protests in Cuba as pro-democracy
The Biden administration is being criticized after it originally described the pro-democracy protests in Cuba as just people protesting “Covid-19 cases.” “Peaceful protests are growing in #Cuba as the Cuban people exercise ...
Read More »FBI gets blowback for tweet on reporting ‘suspicious’ behavior
The FBI is getting criticism for encouraging a policy often used in communist countries. On Sunday the agency encouraged “family members and peers” to report “suspicious behaviors,” but was not specific as ...
Read More »Protesters in Chile now burning churches
Demonstrators in Chile are now being described as anarchists by a once sympathetic public after churches became the target of violence. The country’s Catholic bishops are denouncing widespread looting and arson of ...
Read More »In Cuba, homeschooling will land you in prison
After refusing to send their daughter to a communist school where she was bullied for her faith, a Christian couple is now serving a prison sentence. The husband and wife, both pastors ...
Read More »Cuba ramps up crackdown on evangelical pastors
Authorities in Cuba on Sunday (July 14) refused to allow the national presidents of two Christian denominations to board their flight to Washington, D.C., for a religious freedom event, sources said, according ...
Read More »‘It’s time to rise up,’ Venezuelan general tells military officers in video
A Venezuelan general has called on the country’s armed forces to rise up against President Nicolas Maduro, who has relied on the backing of the military to hold on to power despite an ...
Read More »UN rushes through friend of dictators to lead human rights
The United Nations is being criticized by the United States after the General Assembly’s quick approval – without a vote – of Chilean former government official who has been a friend and ...
Read More »Twenty Nazarene pastors and wives killed in plane crash
Christians in Eastern Cuba are mourning the loss of almost every Nazarene church pastor in their region after a passenger plane crashed Friday outside Havana, killing more than 100 people. The dead ...
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