Olivia Cavallaro Articles
Chinese Police Raid Several House Churches In Hebei And Beijing
Chinese authorities have raided several house churches in the Hebei province of Beijing, confiscating church supplies and accusing members of violating religious regulations set by the government. 
India Puts Three Pastors In Jail Over Forced Conversion Charges
A group of six Christians that included three pastors were attacked, arrested, and sent to jail by a gang of radical Hindu nationalists in Central India. The three pastors are still detained on false charges. 
Antifa Damaged Millions Worth Of Federal Property In Oregon Alone, Attorney Says
About $2.3 million worth of federal property has been damaged as a result of the riots caused by Antifa, a U.S. Attorney for Oregon estimated. 
Christian Actress Files Lawsuit After Theater Company Fires Her Over Old Facebook Post Containing Bible Verses
A devout Christian and British actress was cast as the lead actress in a play but was fired following the discovery of an old Facebook post containing Bible verses from 2014. 
Voice Of The Martyrs Sent 20,000 Bibles Into North Korea In 2020, Plans More For 2021
Christian discipleship organization Voice of the Martyrs Korea successfully provided over 23,000 Bibles to North Korean Christians in 2020, a figure they are looking to increase this year. 
Church Raises Funds To Relieve Medical Debt From Northwestern Families
A Washington state church has gathered over $300,000 in donations that will go to forgiving the medical debt of families in over six states across the Northwest area. 
Elderly Man With Dementia Finds Joy When Kids From Daycare Visit Him
A 91-year-old Louisiana man with dementia has spent his afternoons rediscovering joy thanks to his visitors: kids from the day care center across the street. 
Cleaning Lady Who Lost Her Job Amid Pandemic Gets Surprised By The People She Worked For
A New York cleaning lady got the shock of her life when the people she worked for pulled together to provide her with a two-year lease on a penthouse apartment. 
Chick-Fil-A Employee Wins Car From Company Christmas Raffle, Gives It To Co-Worker
The selfless acts of a Chick-fil-A employee from Wisconsin garnered national attention when she gave away a car prize to her co-worker. 
Archaeologists Discover Material Containing Biblical Royal Purple Dye
An ancient cloth with a historic purple colored dye dating back to the Biblical King David's reign in 1000 B.C. has been unearthed by archaeologists in Israel.
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