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  Sep 14, 2020

  Charles Stanley stepping down as senior pastor of First Baptist Atlanta

  After nearly 50 years of serving as senior pastor at First Baptist Church Atlanta, Charles Stanley announced during a pre-recorded streaming service on Sunday that he is stepping down. The megachurch said Stanley will be replaced by Dr. Anthony George.

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  Sep 13, 2020

  Christian schools open up for in-person classes after Wis. Supreme Court temp suspends restrictions

  The Wisconsin Supreme Court temporarily suspended restrictions barring most schools in Dane County — including private and religious schools — from holding in-person classes, ruling against the county which argued that restrictions were necessary to stem the spread of COVID-19.

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  Sep 13, 2020

  Son of 9/11 victim urges Trump to declassify remaining documents

  As a federal judge has ruled that families of 9/11 victims can depose Saudi Arabian officials in a lawsuit against that ...

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  Sep 13, 2020

  Republican lawmakers urge DOJ to investigate Netflix for ‘distribution of child porn’ in ‘Cuties’

  Sen. Ted Cruz has joined other Republicans in Congress in urging the Department of Justice to investigate Netflix to find out whether it violated any federal laws by distributing the French film “Cuties,” that many say sexualizes underage girls and promotes the normalization of pedophilia.

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  Sep 13, 2020

  1 in 5 evangelicals reject Bible’s teaching on gender: report

  A new study has revealed that 22% of U.S. evangelicals appear to reject the Bible’s teaching that the gender of a person as male or female is given by God, the Creator, and instead believe in “gender fluidity.”

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  Sep 13, 2020

  3 Christian men facing combined 35 years in prison flee Iran

  Three Iranian Christian converts, who were facing a combined 35 years in prison because of their faith, have fled the country after a court rejected their appeal, according to a Christian persecution watchdog group.

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  Sep 12, 2020

  Sudanese official says dropping Christian education was ‘error,’ but church leaders don’t believe it

  The top official of Sudan’s education regulatory body claims he erroneously omitted Christian education on a list he sent to all public schools in August directing them to teach only the subjects on the list. Christian leaders, however, have raised concerns that Christianity won't be taught in school classrooms despite the admission. 

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  Sep 12, 2020

  Trump nominated for Nobel Peace Prize for second time

  A week after U.S.-brokered talks led to the leaders of rival nations Serbia and Kosovo to normalize their economic ties after decades of dispute, a Swedish parliamentarian has nominated President Donald Trump for the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize — his second nomination.

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  Sep 7, 2020

  Pastor Tony Evans talks ‘Kingdom voting,' says Church has become bad example of who God is

  Pastor Tony Evans, the longtime pastor of Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship in Texas, launched a new sermon series, titled “Kingdom Voting,” on Sunday, preaching on what God has to say to Christians about how to vote.

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  Sep 7, 2020

  2 Catholic nuns, 60 others remain missing for weeks in Mozambique

  Two Catholic nuns and 60 others who were under their care remain missing since Islamic State group-linked militants seized control of a port city in Mozambique in early August, and the authorities have no answers.