Anugrah Kumar
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Congressman introduces resolution condemning Christian persecution in Nigeria: ‘America cannot be silent’
Rep. Riley Moore, R-W.Va., has introduced a resolution condemning the violent persecution of Christians in Nigeria and calling for decisive U.S. action to hold perpetrators accountable. The move follows President Donald Trump’s recent announcement designating Nigeria as a “Country of Particular Concern.”

South Carolina town agrees to let resident hold Christian signs in public without a permit
A South Carolina town has agreed not to enforce an ordinance that required residents to obtain a permit to hold religious signs in public as part of a legal settlement with a Christian man who contends such a rule violated his constitutional rights.

Nicole Scherzinger says Christianity ‘gets a bad rap’ in Hollywood, Christians must lead by example
Nicole Scherzinger, the iconic lead singer of The Pussycat Dolls, who isn't afraid to share her faith in Christ, says Christians must lead by example in Hollywood, despite Christianity often being met with negativity in the entertainment industry.

University faculty unions fail to defend scholars targeted for their speech, survey finds
Academics punished for controversial speech in the United States reported little to no public support from their colleagues or faculty unions, a new survey shows, highlighting a climate of fear and silence on college campuses for scholars who draw backlash.

The Church is ‘dying’ in Syria, archbishop warns
The head of the Syriac Catholic Church in central Syria has warned that Christianity is disappearing from the country. Speaking in Rome, the archbishop said the Church is “dying” and called for urgent international intervention to stop the collapse.

Melissa death toll climbs as entire communities left flattened; rescue efforts hindered
Entire towns in Jamaica, Haiti and Cuba were left in ruins this week as the death toll from Hurricane Melissa rose to at least 52, with widespread destruction and blocked roads slowing rescue and relief operations. Many communities across the Caribbean remained without power or clean water days after the Category 5 storm made landfall in Jamaica on Tuesday.

Franklin Graham slams 'radical Islam' after hundreds massacred in Sudan: 'Killing for the sake of killing'
Evangelist Franklin Graham condemned the face of “radical Islam” in Sudan after receiving videos showing paramilitary fighters executing civilians following their capture of the city of el-Fasher. Graham said the footage, which includes people being shot in the head and “piles of bodies,” was too graphic to share publicly.

Pastor pleads not guilty to diverting more than $400K in church funds
Adrian Davis, a former pastor of a now-defunct campus of a megachurch in Alabama, has pleaded not guilty to federal charges of diverting over $400,000 from church funds. Prosecutors allege the money was spent on luxury purchases, vehicles, personal debt and mortgage payments.

Over $350K donated to family of pastor killed in fatal hit-and-run: 'A heart for Jesus'
More than $350,000 has been raised to support the family of a pastor and father of four who was struck and killed by a driver while bicycling with friends on a Southern California highway. The driver fled the scene before being taken into custody nearby.

UMC church paints steps in rainbow colors in opposition to governor’s directive
A United Methodist church in Texas painted its front steps in rainbow colors, following Gov. Greg Abbott's directive to withhold funding from cities and counties that maintain LGBT rainbow crosswalks.



















