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Korean American Missionary Still Detained in North Korea as Family Continues Advocating for Action

World Jul 31, 2014 11:41 PM EDTKenneth Bae, an American citizen who had been hosting tourist groups at North Korea, has been detained there for almost two years. His family received news on Thursday that he will be returned to a labor camp despite his failing health. Bae has been struggling with multiple health conditions, including diabetes, spinal injury, and problems in the lungs and liver, according to the Free Kenneth Bae campaign website.
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Meriam Ibrahim Leaves Rome and Arrives Safely in the U.S.

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Korean American Missionary Still Detained in North Korea as Family Continues Advocating for Action

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Go Back to the Cross: The Cross Alone Is Our Theology (Part I)

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American Missionaries with Ebola Returning to U.S. for Treatment

The two American missionaries, Kent Brantly and Nancy Writebol, who had contracted Ebola while treating patients at Liberia, will be returning to the U.S. next week to receive special treatment. It is the first time that the Ebola virus will be ...

Korean American Missionary Still Detained in North Korea as Family Continues Advocating for Action

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Israel and Hamas Agree to 72-Hour Ceasefire to Discuss Steps Moving Forward

U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon and U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry made a joint announcement Thursday that Israel and Hamas have agreed to a 72-hour humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza. The ceasefire will start 8 A.M. on Friday local time. ...

Condition Worsens for American Missionary with Ebola

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Massachusetts Passes New Law to Regulate Anti-Abortion Protests in Front of Abortion Clinics

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Meriam Ibrahim Leaves Rome and Arrives Safely in the U.S.

Meriam Ibrahim, the Christian Sudanese mother who had been imprisoned for her faith, left Rome after her week-long stay and finally arrived in the U.S. at the Philadelphia International Airport Thursday afternoon. She is scheduled to leave for ...

Go Back to the Cross: The Cross Alone Is Our Theology (Part I)

Theological seminaries and institutions in Korea have been major contributors to the Church and society by producing great scholars and pastors. In recent years, the overall educational standards for pastors and theologians in Korea have been ...

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A new documentary film that reveals the decline of the American church focuses on the spiritual climate in the United States. The film, titled "When God Left the Building," will be screened August 4 at the Acme Theater in Hollywood, California. The ...

China’s Crackdown on Churches Continues as Christians Tenaciously Defend their Crosses

The Chinese government has been cracking down on previously government-approved churches since April, threatening to tear down their crosses and, for some churches, to destroy the entire church itself. The government had been citing “violations of ...

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