Anugrah Kumar

Latest

• 
  Oct 8, 2017

  Bodies of 21 Coptic Christians Beheaded by ISIS in Libya Found in Mass Grave

  Libya's interior ministry has said they have found a mass grave with the bodies of the 21 Coptic Christians who were beheaded by Islamic State two years ago.

• 
  Oct 7, 2017

  India Cuts Off Foreign Aid to KP Yohannan's Believers Church

  The Indian government led by a Hindu nationalist party, which is believed to be cracking down on Christian groups, has banned the Believers Church, founded by K.P. Yohannan of Gospel for Asia, and three other groups associated with it, from receiving foreign funds.

• 
  Oct 7, 2017

  Trump Talks About His Greatest Asset on Mike Huckabee's New Show on TBN (WATCH)

  President Donald Trump sat down with Mike Huckabee for the premiere episode of his new show "Huckabee," which will air Saturday night. In the interview, the president talks about one of his greatest assets, first lady Melania Trump.

• 
  Oct 7, 2017

  Christian Groups Divided on Trump's Repeal of Obamacare's Contraceptive Mandate

  President Donald Trump's administration has repealed the Obamacare's birth control mandate, which required employers to provide insurance to cover women's birth control and abortion-inducing drugs, but not all Christian groups agree with the decision.

• 
  Oct 2, 2017

  Catalonia Bishops Condemn Police Violence During Vote for Independence From Spain

  Catholic bishops have condemned the violence that followed an attempt by Spain's national government to stop a secessionist referendum in the autonomous Catalonia region that injured more than 800 people. Nearly 90 percent of those who voted were in favor of independence, but Madrid has declared the vote illegal.

• 
  Oct 2, 2017

  Church Choirboys Enhance Vocal Abilities to Compete for Girls' Attention: Study Claims

  Boys singing in a church choir begin to compete for attention when teenage girls are in the audience, new research shows. The research was conducted in Germany with members of the St. Thomas Choir.

• 
  Oct 2, 2017

  ISIS Sex Slave Survivors Return Home, Reveal Multiple Abortions

  Islamic State fighters have fled their de-facto capital of Raqqa in Syria, leaving behind their sex slaves, who are now returning home. Two of them, both in their teens, spoke to media about their plight that lasted nearly three years.

• 
  Oct 2, 2017

  'I Had No Fear of Death,' Says Indian Priest Held Captive by Terrorists as He Returns to India

  "I had no fear of death," said Father Tom Uzhunnalil, the Indian priest who was held hostage by Islamist extremists for over 18 months in Yemen, as he arrived in New Delhi over the weekend. Three dozen fellow Salesian priests from across the country welcomed his homecoming.

• 
  Oct 1, 2017

  UK Church Appoints Nonbinary Transgender Man as Associate Pastor

  A church in Britain has appointed a transgender man, who says he is neither exclusively male nor female, as a new associate pastor.

• 
  Oct 1, 2017

  Suicide Remains a Taboo Topic in America's Churches: LifeWay

  A third of churchgoers have lost a family member or a close acquaintance to suicide and the majority of Protestant senior pastors believe their church is equipped to assist someone who is threatening suicide, yet few choose to seek help from the church before taking their own lives, a new study by LifeWay Research has found.