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Two Nigerian Pastors Abducted, Kidnappers Demanding $250,000
Two pastors were abducted this month from the state of Kogi in central Nigeria, according to Morning Star News. 
Bowie, Maryland Face a Geyser Due to 24-Inch Water Main Break
On Friday morning of January 29, 2016, there was a massive water main break, sending a geyser in Bowie, Maryland. 
GKYM's 10th Mission Conference to Take Place in Rochester, with Hopes for '2nd Gen' Korean Americans as the Main Lineup
GKYM (Global Kingdom Young Adults Missions Festival) International, one of the most well-known Korean American missions organizations in the U.S., will be hosting its 10th conference later this year from December 27 to 30 at the Rochester Riverside Convention Center in New York. 
Court Hears Arguments over Christian Prayers at Rowan County Commission Office
A federal appeals court mulled over the decision of a lower court which had judged North Carolina government officials’ Christian prayers at the start of meetings unconstitutional. 
Korean Traditional Dance Team to Perform During Sea World's Lunar New Year Festivities
A Korean traditional dance group will be featured as a part of Sea World's Lunar New Year Festival. The group, from Jung Im Lee Korean Dance Academy, will be the representative group for the Korean cultural portion, as the festival will feature the specific cultures and traditions of the various dif… 
Fourteen Sentences That Brought Joy to Pastors
I just received a letter from a delightful lady. She was a member of a church where I was ordained in the ministry. What I remember most about her was the way she offered encouragement to the pastors of that church. 
Symposium to Dialogue on How to Reach the Religious ‘Dones and Nones’
A recent survey of the religious landscape of the U.S. by Pew Research Center showed a decrease in the number of those who identify themselves as Christians (a decrease of 7.8 percent), while those who do not affiliate themselves with any religion -- religious "nones" -- saw an increase of 6.7 perce… 
Milal Mission Gives Over $148,000 to 94 Students with Disabilities
Milal Mission of Southern California selected and gave $148,400 worth of scholarships to 94 students this year. Since 2001, the non-profit has given $1,958,400 in scholarships. 
Hundreds of Korean Americans Gather to Worship with IHOP's Jon Thurlow
IHOP worship leader Jon Thurlow joined hundreds of mostly Korean American college students and young adults in worship during the recent event, ‘Worship Nights with Jon Thurlow,’ hosted at Grace Ministries International (GMI), one of the largest Korean churches in Southern California. 
Liberty University President Endorses Donald Trump for President
Liberty University president and evangelical Jerry Falwell Jr. is endorsing Donald Trump for the next president, which came did not come as a surprise to many, as Falwell has reportedly spoken highly of Trump over the past weeks. 
Return to the Word Repeatedly: 'The Word Transforms and Renews Us'
Wisdom is a power that allows one to stay on the fountainhead. Fountainhead signifies the origin of water. God is the origin of the living water. We must repeatedly return to God. God is the fountainhead of living water who provides everything for us. 
Supreme Court to Hear Landmark Church-State Separation Case
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a case on Friday to determine whether states can provide grant money to religious institutions as they do to secular organizations. 
Makers of Undercover Videos Indicted by Grand Jury, Planned Parenthood Cleared of Charges
A Texas grand jury that investigated criminal misconduct against Planned Parenthood over videos showing the organization selling fetal body parts have indicted two people who were involved in making the undercover videos. 
States in the East Coast Recovering From Record-Breaking Blizzard
The East Coast is making efforts to recover from the record breaking blizzard it experienced this past weekend. The snow began Friday, and stopped falling just before midnight, Saturday. The National Weather Service said that the snow was heaviest across Maryland and Delaware early Saturday before s… 
7.1 Magnitude Earthquake Rocks Alaska, 4 Houses Lost to Gas Leak Explosions
A 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck Alaska, which led to explosions due to gas leak in four houses, but there were no reported injuries.
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