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Wednesday, January 15, 2025

Archbishop of Canterbury's Easter Sunday Sermon Highlights Church of England's Crucial Role in Fostering Community

Know more about the Easter Sunday sermon of Archbishop of Canterbury hailing the Church of England's work in facilitating peace in Mozambique and Northern Ireland and referencing the Church's response to historical investment in slavery.

Pope Francis Leads Inspiring Easter Mass for Thousands in St. Peter's Square
Discover highlights of celebration of Easter Sunday across the world, with a focus on Pope Francis' inspiring mass attended by tens of thousands of people in St. Peter's Square.
New Israeli Government Initiates the Rising Violence That Targets Christians
The struggle of the Christians in Jerusalem intensified as the ongoing violence against the people in faith rose under the new Israeli government. Click the headline to learn more.

Filipino Man Nailed to Cross in Commemoration of Crucifixion of Jesus Gives Prayer for the End of Ukraine War

A tradition on Good Friday commemorates the death and crucifixion of Jesus Christ for the savior of humanity; devotees nail themselves on the cross to honor Jesus and repent of their sins. Click the h…

Texas Judge Blocks FDA Approval of Mifepristone Abortion Pill: Biden Administration to Appeal
A texas Federal Judge blocks the FDA's approval of the abortion pill "mifepristone," which has sparked outrage in the pro-abortion community and the Biden administration. Click the headline to learn m…
Perspective on Meditation: Things to Know About Meditation That Helps Spiritual Growth
Discover how a Christian's meditation perspective can aid spiritual growth as well as ways to establish a strong connection with God.
Bible Studying: More Effective Ways on Reading the Bible
This article will help you learn about the most efficient methods for studying the Bible, as well as the significance of having a relationship with God.

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Pope Francis’ Comment on ‘Cruellest Russians’ Ires Kremlin Spokesperson Zakharova
Pope Francis's recent comments about Chechens and Buryats as the "cruellest Russians" drew the ire of Maria Zakharova, the spokesperson for the Russian Foreign Ministry.
Georgia Senate Runoff Race Between Warnock, Walker Turning ‘Increasingly Bitter’
The already heated battle between incumbent Democratic Georgia Sen. Raphael Warnock and Republican candidate Herschel Walker is slowly taking an increasingly bitter turn as the Dec. 6 runoff race looms on the horizon.
2 California Churches Join Local Community in Honoring Club Q Shooting Victims
At least two churches in California have signified their solidarity with the five individuals who died during an armed attack at Club Q, a Colorado LGBTQ+ nightclub on Nov. 19.
Colorado Springs Pastor Says LGBTQ Club Shooting ‘Horrifying,’ Stresses Need To Mourn Victims, Comfort Each Other
A pastor in Colorado Springs who spoke at a vigil honoring the victims of a gay club shooting described the attack as horrifying. The female pastor also urged community members to mourn for the dead and to come together to comfort each other in the wake of the recent mass shooting.
Christian Org Issues Bilingual Video Urging Malaysians to Participate in 15th General Election
A Christian organization in Malaysia released a bilingual video on the eve of the 15th General Election (GE15) urging all citizens to troop to polling precincts to cast their votes.
Mormons Throw Support for Congressional Bill Protecting Gay Marriage Rights
The leaders of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (also known as Mormons) have expressed their support for a congressional bill that seeks to safeguard the right of gay couples to marry legally.
Christian Leaders in India Deny Conversion Allegation Amid Deportation of 3 Swedish Christians
The heads of Christian organizations in India recently issued a statement denying the accusations of religious conversions in Assam, located in India’s northeastern region.
Pastors in 10 States Help Maintain Peace Outside U.S. Polling Centers
Pastors from 10 U.S. states stood outside polling centers on Tuesday to help keep the peace amid a critical election period.
UN Set to Probe India’s Human Rights Record, Including Reports of Abuse Against Christians
The United Nations announced a probe on India's human rights record beginning Nov. 10 amid reports of persecution against Christians and other religious groups.
Human Rights Org Files Case to Ban Nativity Scenes in Public Spaces, Mexican Bishops Issue Defense
A human rights group in Mexico has filed a lawsuit to prohibit the display of nativity scenes in public places across a Yucatan city. In response, the country's bishops' conference quickly defended the visibility of the Christian symbols, saying they are part of a religious freedom exercise.

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