Anugrah Kumar

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  Aug 18, 2013

  3 Nuns Paraded like 'Prisoners of War;' 2 Christians Killed; 58 Churches, Properties Attacked in Egypt

  Islamists burned down a Christian school, paraded three nuns on the streets like "prisoners of war," and sexually abused two other female staff even as at least 58 attacks on Christians and their property were reported across Egypt over the last four days. At least two Christians have died in the attacks.

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  Aug 17, 2013

  Pastor Steven Furtick on How to Break Free From Chains of Past

  Pastor Steven Furtick of North Carolina's Elevation Church shared how believers can break free from the chains of their past by focusing on the righteousness they have been given in Jesus Christ, rather than on the shame their past sins may have brought.

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  Aug 17, 2013

  Most Egyptians Were Happier Under Mubarak, Gallup Poll Finds

  Most Egyptians say they were happier under the dictatorial President Hosni Mubarak than during the presidency of Muslim Brotherhood's Mohamed Morsi, according to a Gallup survey released Friday. The pessimism, coupled with the ongoing violence, points to "a dark and concerning path for the country."

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  Aug 12, 2013

  Tebow Tells Locker Room Cameraman, 'Jesus Loves You'

  The Washington Post reporter Kent Babb says New England Patriots quarterback Tim Tebow told a cameraman in a locker room in Philadelphia that Jesus loves him after the camera guy yelled, "Jesus Christ," following a mishap.

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  Aug 12, 2013

  Facebook Murder Suspect Experienced Evil Spirits; His Pastor Describes Him as 'Complex Person'

  A Florida man who allegedly killed his wife and posted a photo of the corpse on Facebook last week is "a complex, multidimensional person," the suspect's pastor said. The suspect, who is being kept in a jail's psychiatric ward, wrote a book describing his experiences with and passion for evil spirits.

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  Aug 12, 2013

  Tenn. Judge Rules Baby Can't Be Named 'Messiah;' Says Title Belongs to Jesus Alone

  A mother in eastern Tennessee says she will appeal a court's decision that she can't name her son "Messiah," as the "title has only been earned by one person, and that one person is Jesus Christ."

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  Aug 12, 2013

  Can God Bring Another Revival to America? Greg Laurie Asks

  Pastor Greg Laurie, the lead pastor at Harvest Church in Riverside, Calif., shared this past weekend about four spiritual awakenings America has seen in its history, and reasoned whether America can have another revival in our time, based on the message of the Book of Jonah.

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  Aug 11, 2013

  Nephew Gives Different Account of Pastor Initially Reported Murdered for Telling Neighbors to Turn Down Music

  Police say Detroit Pastor Tim Kirby was gunned down after asking his neighbors to turn down their party music, but his nephew who witnessed the murder said his uncle went out because he heard someone had been stabbed and wanted to help. Meanwhile, a prayer vigil was held in his memory.

• Aug 11, 2013

  Obama Admin Will Not Oppose Christian-Run Scope Business Filing Lawsuit Over Birth Control Mandate

  The U.S. Department of Justice has said it will not oppose a lawsuit filed by a Michigan-based Christian-run business which is seeking suspension of enforcement of the abortion pill mandate against it.

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  Aug 11, 2013

  Iraq Bombings Kill Over 60 People Amid Eid Festivities; Most Violent Ramadan Since 2007

  A series of bombings targeting mostly at Shiite neighborhoods killed over 60 people and wounded hundreds across Iraq on Saturday amid Eid celebrations at the end of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, raising fears of a return to Shia-Sunni violence which brought the nation to the edge of civil war six years ago.