Anugrah Kumar
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Rock Church working to help save lives by retrofitting 300K N95 masks
As the number of the new coronavirus cases continues to rise, volunteers from California's Rock Church are helping replace the elastic bands on 300,000 N95 masks stored at the County of San Diego’s Medical Operations Center that are beyond the manufacturer’s recommended date.

COVID-19 crisis helps John Kasich rediscover his faith in Jesus: 'The most powerful being cares for us'
Former Ohio Governor John Kasich said the fear and panic surrounding the new coronavirus pandemic led him to ask some deep questions about his faith in Jesus, which in turn renewed his confidence about what he believes in.

Atheist fails to get ‘so help me God’ removed from naturalization oath for US citizenship
The naturalization oath for U.S. citizenship will continue to include the words “so help me God,” the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit has ruled, rejecting claims that the words violate First Amendment rights of atheists.

David Benham arrested for pro-life counseling outside abortion clinic: 'We maintained our social distance'
Conservative ChristiConservative Christian David Benham says North Carolina police selectively enforced the state’s COVID-19-related stay-at-home order to arrest him during the weekend while he was peacefully standing with pro-life counselors outside an abortion clinic. Sen. Ted Cruz called the arrest “unconstitutional.”

Most US churches planning a digital Easter amid COVID-19
As many churches in the United States are holding online-only services due to the new coronavirus outbreak, the majority of the congregations will celebrate Easter digitally, according to two studies.

Pastor recovering from COVID-19 says ‘I cried out to God’
A Virginia pastor who became sick during a ministry trip to North Carolina in mid-March and tested positive for the new coronavirus shared the experience he had with severe and horrific symptoms of the COVID-19 disease and also with God as he cried out to Him for “a chance.”

Trump on COVID-19: 'There will be a lot of death,' 'every decision we make is meant to save lives'
As the number of confirmed cases of the new coronavirus passed 300,000 in the United States Saturday, President Donald Trump warned that the coming week could be “the toughest” with “a lot of death,” but also assured that every decision being made is to save lives. The president later announced he will join Pastor Greg Laurie’s Palm Sunday service online.

Children sue Google for collecting face scans, 'voiceprints' of millions of students
As numerous schools are using Google’s tools to hold online classes amid the COVID-19 outbreak, two Illinois children have filed a lawsuit alleging that the multinational technology company is collecting biometric data, including face scans, of millions of students.

Trump campaign donates meals to hospital workers battling coronavirus
President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign has been spending tens of thousands of dollars to anonymously get meals delivered to those on the front lines of the fight against the new coronavirus outbreak in more than a dozen hospitals in four states, according to a media report.

China’s Communist Party owes world an apology, compensation for COVID-19 pandemic, cardinal says
Amid numerous reports pointing to the responsibility of the Chinese Communist Party in putting millions of lives and the global economy at huge risk due to its lies about the coronavirus outbreak, Cardinal Charles Bo of Myanmar has called on China to apologize to the world and pay compensation for the damage caused.


























