Anugrah Kumar
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Church mourns cyclist pastor killed in crash: 'Nicest and godliest man'
An Ohio church is mourning the death of Pastor Joseph Stoll, who was killed while cycling on a Delaware County bike path when he was struck by a truck. The pastor is being remembered as “the nicest and godliest man.”

US launches airstrikes on Iran after 2 soldiers killed, 1 missing in drone strike
The U.S. military launched a fresh round of airstrikes on Iran on Saturday evening, acting on orders from President Trump to answer a Friday assault in Jordan that took the lives of two American troops.

Mike Winger urges Christians to help US evangelist's family move to safe house after threats from Muslims
Evangelical YouTuber and Bible teacher Mike Winger is urging Christians to donate toward relocating fellow content creator Michael Jones to a safer home, saying Jones and his family face credible threats, stalking and doxing tied to Jones’ online work opposing Islam.

Texas churches working to support families impacted by record-breaking floods
Churches in the Texas Hill Country opened their doors as flood displacement shelters, taking in families whose homes and recreational vehicles had been swept away by rapidly rising rivers that killed at least two people.

Christian family takes fight to DC after Swedish gov't takes daughters over ‘religious extremism’
Advocates for a Romanian Christian couple whose daughters were removed by Swedish authorities on alleged “religious extremism” grounds have taken their custody fight to Washington, more than three years into the separation.

UK clergy divided over England's 'Hand of God' World Cup prayer: 'Theologically shallow'
Church of England clergy have split over the church's official World Cup prayer, with priests filing written questions to the national assembly that fault the wording as religiously illiterate and theologically thin, while a senior bishop stands by its light-hearted tone.

It’s lights out for church cross deemed too bright for complaining neighbors: ‘Divided community’
The Town of Cambridge council in Western Australia has refused the Holy Spirit Church permission to keep an illuminated cross lit above its building, after the bright glow divided residents and drew complaints from neighbors.

Evangelical figures, world leaders react to Lindsey Graham's death: 'He will be hard to replace'
The death of U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., has prompted tributes from Evangelical figures, American politicians and world leaders who had known or worked with him over the years. Their tributes point to characteristics they believe define his life and legacy.

Christians in Indian state face mob attacks after BJP win: reports
Christians in the eastern Indian state of West Bengal have reportedly faced mob attacks on churches, prayer meetings and homes since the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won state elections in May, and a new campaign is underway to combat fabricated claims of mass conversion.

Lindsey Graham dies suddenly at 71, remembered as champion for life, an advocate for the persecuted
U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., died unexpectedly on Saturday at age 71 from a "sudden illness" after emergency personnel responded to a call at his Washington home. He is being remembered as a champion for the pro-life cause and an ally to persecuted Christians worldwide.


























