Sarah Mae Saliong Articles
CCP’s Efforts To Shut Xiamen Xunsiding Church Caused Christians To Grow Stronger In Faith
Despite repeated crackdowns on their places of worship, members of Xiamen Xunsiding Church are relentless in continuing to practice their faith. 
Faith Leaders Urge Healing and Reconciliation Following Derek Chauvin’s Conviction
Following the guilty verdict on Derek Chauvin, faith leaders offer words of encouragement, prayers, and few reminders about how to respond as believers. 
Taxpayers To Fund The Trafficking of Aborted Baby Body Parts: Report
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has reportedly reversed a Trump-era policy meant to halt all research using aborted fetal tissue. This means American taxpayers will be forced to fund the trafficking of aborted baby body parts. 
Biden Admin’s Efforts To Roll-Back Trump’s Religious Freedom Policies Sparking Fears Of Increased Persecution Abroad
Due to the Biden administration's ditching of religious freedom as a primary focus in foreign policy, America's ability to provide aid to religious minorities in places like China and Middle East is now undetermined. 
Christian Author Explains Why Critical Race Theory Contradicts The Christian Faith
Author, journalist and ordained minister J. Lee Grady outlined the three fundamental ways Critical Race Theory contradicts the Christian faith. 
When Spiritual Leaders Fail, The Path To Healing Is To Face The Truth, Says Christian Author
Despite the deeply humiliating news about high-profile Christian leaders, a Christian author believes that the best course of action to take when someone falls into sin is to bring it into the light. 
Will The Pandemic Usher In The Acceptance of A Universal Basic Income In The U.S.?
It seems that the 'pandemic' will be used as harbinger for the "Universal Basic Income" programs in the United States, a report reveals. 
Report Reveals Massive Persecution Of Christians Around The World, Particularly In China And North Korea
The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) highlights the fast-rising worldwide persecution of Christians in a new report. 
Pastor Who Went Viral For Sexist Preaching Apologizes, Says ‘I Am Deeply Sorry’ For Sermon
Stewart-Allen Clark, a General Baptist minister in Missouri, said he is deeply sorry for the insensitive remarks he made about women in a sermon that went viral for its sexist message. 
Apple Will Allow Parler To Return To Its App Store Provided That They Comply With Its Guidelines
Apple approves Parler's comeback to its app store, but under the condition that the social media app will moderate contents in the future.
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