Editor’s Note: This is a two-part article. Watch for part 2 tomorrow on charismanews.com. For a country of news junkies, Israelis sure have had a lot of news the past week. Maybe I am projecting, and admittedly I don’t ride buses that much anymore, but it’s […]
One student from a group of dozens abducted from a school in northwest Nigeria this week has been found dead, the army said on Friday, adding it had rescued five students and two teachers.
One of the best treats for Iraqi children and adults on a hot summer’s day is ice cream.
More than 70 evangelical churches, organisations and leaders were included in a ‘blacklist’ of around 400 people, organisations, and churches described as a “reactionary right” and “anti-democratic,” causing a controversy in Argentina, according to Evangelical Focus https://evangelicalfocus.com .
Christian charity Open Doors is today (June 18, 21) marking 40 years since they coordinated one of the largest ever single Bible distributions into China.
Iran’s presidential elections are being held today, but many Iranians don’t care. Politicians who promise to bring reform and fight corruption have regularly been disqualified from elections. This year, only 7 candidates out of 592 were approved to appear on ballots.
Amid the severe financial crisis facing Lebanon, Triumphant Mercy Lebanon has purchased a space to be used as a house of prayer.
Pakistan’s ISIS branch has launched a new Urdu-language magazine, titled Invasion. It details ISIS operations in Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Syria, and praises recent terrorist attacks in those countries. Read more here.
If you are in crisis, please call 1-800-273-8255 or visit suicidepreventionlifeline.org. You are not alone. Standing at the foot of a towering billboard, one Oklahoma man squinted into the shining sun to see a man dangling from the bars of the sign above the highway.
In a June 17 victory for religious freedom, the United States Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the city of Philadelphia’s refusal to continue its contract with Catholic Social Services violated the agency’s First Amendment rights.
Rafael Nadal said Thursday he will not play in this year’s Wimbledon or at the Olympic Games, taking one of the biggest stars of tennis out of two of the sport’s biggest events in 2021.
