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Saturday, December 5, 2020 Last Update: 3:03 AM EST

Oregon Christians Gather In Protest Of COVID-19 Restrictions: ‘Stop The Religious Repression’

Hundreds of Christians in Oregon gathered in protest against the COVID-19 restrictions urging the government to stop the religious repression.

Media Censors Fauci Saying Kids Should Be In School, At No Risk Of Spreading COVID-19
The mainstream media censored Dr. Anthony Fauci's statement saying kids should be in school with no risk of spreading the COVID-19.
CDC Reports US Abortions Dropped 57% From 1990, Decline Credited To Pro-Life Prayer, Sidewalk Counseling
From its record high in 1990, abortion rates in the U.S. has dramatically dropped to 57 percent according to the latest data from The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), a report says.

NYC Mayor Steps Up COVID Restrictions, Adds Checkpoints To Bridges, Crossings

The New York City mayor is stepping up the COVID-19 restrictions by adding checkpoints to bridges and crossings in the city.

BLM Co-Founder Urges Biden To Create Law Abolishing Police, Prisons
Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors is urging Joe Biden to create a law that would abolish the police, prisons, and what she calls "radical proposals" if ever he takes the president's seat.
Kentucky Gov Slapped With Lawsuit Over Ban On In-Person Learning In Religious Schools
Attorney General Daniel Cameron joined the lawsuit against Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear after banning in-person learning in public and private schools including religious schools.
New Mexico Governor: ‘You Can’t Enforce’ Rule Limiting Thanksgiving Gatherings To 5 People
New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham said no one can enforce the rule limiting American families to gather only five members on Thanksgiving Day.

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California School District Decides to Restrict Prayer and Bible Citations During Public Meetings
A school district board in California voted on November 3 to set restrictions on the practice of prayer and citation of Bible verses during public meetings.
Irish Christian Bakery Seeks to Appeal to Supreme Court on Case Over Gay Message Cake
An Irish Christian bakery, fined for refusing to bake a cake with engraved message supporting gay marriage, has decided to appeal in UK Supreme court and European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg.
Less Than Half of Practicing Christians in America Read Bible Regularly, Says Study
American Bible Society revealed that more than half of practicing Christians in the United States read Bible only rarely.
Immigrant Community Urged to Prepare in Advance of President-Elect Trump’s Inauguration
In the wake of the election of Donald Trump as the next U.S. President, activists and advocates urged members of the immigrant community to make preparations ahead of Trump’s inauguration.
Blasphemy Charges Against Two Christian Families in Pakistan Dropped After Prominent Religious Leaders Intervene
Two blasphemy charges against Pakistani Christians were dropped last month, the World Watch Monitor reported.
Azusa Pacific University's School of Education Honors Alumni with First-Ever Distinguished Alumni Awards
Azusa Pacific University’s School of Education honored three alumni at its first Distinguished Alumni Awards Reception which took place on October 29.
Election Day Begins, and Koreatown Voters Take to the Polls
Election day has come, and citizens across the nation have already taken to the polls to put in their votes. Voters in Koreatown, Los Angeles have been lining up at Mi Joo Yang Kog Church on Western Avenue before going into work at 8 AM.
Billy Graham Celebrates His 98th Birthday
Evangelist Billy Graham turned 98 this Monday, having preached the gospel at the pulpits for the last 60 years.
Irish Christian Bakers Lose Appeal Against Discrimination Charges Over Cake with Gay Marriage Slogan
Irish Christian bakers lost their appeal in court challenging conviction of discrimination against a gay man by declining an offer to bake a cake with a slogan supporting gay marriage.
‘Give the Gift of Love to Asian Children in Foster Care in Los Angeles’
Korean American Family Services (KFAM) will be hosting its third annual Christmas gift drive for Asian foster children throughout the month of November. The gifts and donations will be collected from November 1 to December 10, and the gifts will be given to the foster children at a Christmas party o…

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