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Thursday, January 2, 2025

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints' Members Worldwide Gathered To Learn About Importance of Relationship With God

The 193rd Annual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints includes its members worldwide. It emphasizes the importance of developing their faith in Jesus Christ. Read more below.

Eastview Christian Church Vows Accountability and Action in Response to Abuse Allegations, Cover-up Claims
Discover the latest developments in the ongoing investigation into abuse allegations and cover-up claims at the Eastview Christian Church. Know more about it in the article.
Kids Enjoy the Presence of the Lord at Jesus Image Church, Worship on Their Own After Church Service
Jesus kids' ministry reaches out to children to make them encounter the presence of Jesus. In a recent service of the Jesus Image Church, kids enjoyed the presence of the Lord and took worship after t…

Vatican Library Appoints Salesian Priest as New Prefect, Bringing Fresh Leadership to Its Historical Collections

Pope Francis appoints Salesian Priest Father Mauro Mantovani as the new Prefect of the Vatican Apostolic Library. Know about the background of the priest and how he is fit for the job.

UK Government Ban on 'Conversion Therapy' to Protect LGBT But Other Countries Have Different Thoughts
UK Government official assures that a proposed ban on 'conversion therapy' will not impact parents or faith leaders. The law is being proposed to protect LGBT youth, but others have concerns about the…
North Carolina Residents Get Aid From Local Baptists Following Power Grid Raid
Residents of Pinehurst in North Carolina have been receiving various forms of aid from local Baptist churches in the area following the Dec. 4 attack on the Moore County power grid that left some 100,…
South Carolina Methodist Church Sells Fresh Apples, Other Items to Fund Charity Work
The St. John's United Methodist Church in South Carolina sold over 2,000 pounds of freshly-picked apples during its Applefest event on Saturday.

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‘The Case For Heaven' Documentary Discusses Truth About Afterlife
Christian author Lee Strobel will feature an investigative documentary that discusses truths about the afterlife in his new film “The Case for Heaven” on April 4-6 through Fathom Events.
How To Find Joy In Living Out Your Divine Calling
A Christian author declared that God entrusts a “special assignment” to every individual, which brings joy when pursued. Thus the importance of discovering one’s divine calling.
Maverick City Becomes First Christian Group to Perform At Grammy Awards In 20 Years
This weekend's Grammy Awards will feature a historical performance by a Christian group, the first to be showcased in 20 years.
Petition To Monitor Christian Missionaries In India Dismissed By Indian Supreme Court
A petition filed by a Hindu nationalist group urging the need to monitor Christian missionaries in India was dismissed by the country's Supreme Court.
‘The Eyes Of Tammy Faye’ Actress Jessica Chastain Wins Oscar, Reveals Televangelist’s ‘Acts Of Love’ Inspiring Her
The actress, who won a Best Actress Award for the first time in her career, shared how inspired she was by the life of televangelist Tammy Bakker.
Faith-Based Ministry ‘Joni And Friends’ Help People With Disabilities Left In Ukraine
Despite risk and danger, Joni and Friends Ministry chose to remain in Ukraine to continue rescuing people with disabilities in Eastern Ukraine this Friday.
LaShun Pace, Grammy-Nominated Gospel Singer And Songwriter, Dies Of Organ Failure
The legendary gospel singer and evangelist from Georgia passed away at the age of 60.
Southern Baptist Group Nominates Voddie Baucham For SBC President
A dean of theology in Zambia has been formally nominated as the president of the Southern Baptist Convention Pastors Conference.
Celebration Church Pastor Says He's Not ‘Going Anywhere’ Amid Lawsuit From Founder
The lead pastor of the Jacksonville-based church said that he will not leave his role despite being the subject of a lawsuit from the church's founder.
Michigan Pays Catholic Adoption Agency $250,000 In Legal Fees For Forcing It To Violate Religious Beliefs
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services was ordered by a federal judge on Monday to pay $250,000 to a Catholic charities, which was forced to violate its religious beliefs.

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