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Woman Working With Christian Groups Leads Charge To End Porn And Sex Trafficking

A woman from California reportedly leads the charge to end porn and sex trafficking to stop child abuse and rape.

Former NFL Star Says Men In America Needs To Be Godly And Fight For Women And Children Amid LGBT Push
Former National Football League Star Stephen Davis reportedly said on Tuesday in a summit in Florida that men in America need to be Godly and fight for women and children amid the push of the Left and…
Religious Freedom & Business Foundation For Humanitarian Advancements
After a 16-month hiatus conference-less and gather-lessness, this July kickoff of the International Religious Freedom Conference Summit marks a special turning point year in 2021 at the Omni Shoreham …

Pastor And Family Receiving Death Threats For Helping Locals Escape Persecution From Militants

An African pastor and his family reportedly received death threats after helping locals escape persecution from Fulani militants.

Canadian Pastor Shares How Being Imprisoned Became An Opportunity For The Gospel
Pastor Tim Stephens, a Canadian pastor who was imprisoned for leading outdoor worship services following a church lockdown, shares how his imprisonment allowed him to preach Christ to inmates.
Former Muslim Attacked By Machete For Listening To Gospel Music And Embracing Christ
A former Muslim from Eastern Uganda was reported to have been attacked with a machete by his brother for simply listening to Gospel music and embracing Christ.
Uyghur Who Survived Chinese Concentration Camp Tearfully Shares Horrific Abuse Before Religious Freedom Advocates
A Uyghur woman recounted through tears her experience being persecuted by authorities in China as a crowd of religious advocates listened to her painful story at a summit this week.

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Muslims Meeting Jesus Christ Online Amid COVID-19 And Disillusions On Islam
In spite of the results of the health crisis to the countries in the Middle East, people are still experiencing the move of the Holy Spirit and meeting Jesus Christ through online platforms.
The Most Popular Christian Songs, Messages About Hope, Comfort For 2020: Faithlife
Faithlife reveals that the most popular songs and sermons in church this 2020 has the theme centered around hope and comfort, a report said.
‘Bible In A Year’ Podcast Takes Top Spot In Apple’s U.S. Podcasts List
Beating out news, commentary, and other mainstream podcasts, The "Bible in a Year" podcast has taken the top spot in Apple's All Podcast List to start the year.
Open Doors Has ‘Secret Workers’ Helping North Korean Believers Survive And Flee To Safety
A report reveals that Open Doors, an organization that supports and aids persecuted Christians worldwide, has some "secret workers" discreetly working to help believers in dangerous places such as North Korea.
Here Are The Most Dangerous Countries For Christians In 2021, According To Open Doors
Open Doors released the list of the most dangerous countries for Christians in 2021.
Chinese Priest Denounces Rumors Claiming New COVID Cases In China Caused By Christians
On Jan. 6, a city North of China went on lockdown after experiencing an overwhelming surge of COVID-19 cases. Christians and missionaries were blamed by netizens on social media who suspect that they brought the recent COVID strand in Hebei province. Local priests, however, decry the allegations
Tim Tebow Challenges Christians To Be A ‘Laborer For Jesus’
Former NFL star Tim Tebow challenged young Christians to enlist themselves and be laborers for Jesus.
Zhang Zhan: Christian Citizen Journalist Sentenced To Four Years In Prison For Wuhan Virus Reports
The Christian citizen journalist who covered the Wuhan virus outbreak in February was sentenced to four years in prison Monday at the Pudong New Area People's Court in Shanghai.
Detained Christian Journalist Who Reported About Wuhan COVID Looks ‘Unrecognizable,’ To Face Trial On Dec. 28
Christian citizen journalist Zhang Zhan, a Wuhan COVID whistleblower, looked very thin and was "almost unrecognizable, like skin and bones," according to her defense lawyer Ren Quanniu, who visited her at the Shanghai Detention Center on Dec. 17.
North Korea Publicly Executes Fishing Captain For Listening To Foreign Radio
A fishing fleet captain was executed in North Korea for listening to a foreign media outlet while at sea.

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