Anugrah Kumar
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Activists vandalize church hosting Sean Feucht ‘Let Us Worship’ New Year’s Eve event
The California church where worship leader and songwriter Sean Feuchthe was to perform on New Year’s Eve was defaced with explicit graffiti, including “F*** Sean Feucht” and “Queers Bash Back.”

12 judges recuse themselves from UMC church disaffiliation lawsuit
As many as 12 judges have declined to reside over a lawsuit filed by a United Methodist Church congregation in Arkansas seeking control of church property after the regional conference rejected its disaffiliation vote and suspended its pastor.

Watchdog warns of 'alarming development' that undermines Saudi narrative of religious freedom reform
A new report by a congressionally mandated watchdog committee in the United States warns that “an alarming development” is underway affecting religious freedom in Saudi Arabia, challenging the government's narrative of reform amid the ongoing power shifts from the religious establishment to the ruling family.

World Boxing Council to launch transgender category to protect female fighters
Months after banning trans-identified males from competing against women, the head of the World Boxing Council reportedly said the organization is looking into launching a new category for trans fighters to ensure “safety and inclusion."

Pope Benedict XVI remembered as a ‘global bulwark' and 'consequential theologian'
Christian leaders across different denominations remember Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, the German-born Roman Catholic Church leader who served as pope from 2005 until 2013, as a "global bulwark" against moral relativism and "one of the greatest theologians of his age."

Twitter reinstates Christian Post after 9-month suspension
Twitter reinstated The Christian Post's account Saturday following a nine-month suspension in response to a March tweet that called a biologically male trans-identified Biden administration official a man.

Nearly 700 ISIS terrorists killed in 2022; US warns about 'next generation' of jihadi fighters
U.S. forces and their allies killed at least 686 Islamic State operatives in Iraq and Syria in 2022 "to degrade the terror group's ability to direct and inspire destabilizing attacks in the region and globally," according to the U.S. Central Command.

UMC North Georgia Conference blocks churches from leaving, pauses disaffiliation process
A United Methodist Church conference in Georgia will temporarily block member churches from disaffiliating from the second-largest Protestant denomination in the United States amid the denominational schism over homosexuality.

Christian persecution likely to intensify in Nigeria, India, China in 2023: Release International
The persecution of Christians worldwide appears set to increase in at least three pivotal countries in the coming year 2023, according to a report by the United Kingdom-based aid and advocacy organization Release International.

Family of pastor killed in high speed crash ask why driver only got speeding ticket
The family of an Illinois pastor who died in a high-speed car crash is asking why police and prosecutors have charged the accused with speeding and not reckless homicide.



















