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  Oct 14, 2019

  Wooden cross made from Titanic wreckage goes on auction

  A wooden cross made from oak taken from the Titanic and crafted as a “mark of respect to those lost” is up for auction in the U.K. later this month.

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  Oct 13, 2019

  Egypt: Christian convert murdered by Muslim family over Facebook post

  A Christian convert in Egypt was killed by his Muslim family after he publicly confirmed his newfound faith in a Facebook post, according to the persecution advocacy group International Christian Concern.

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  Oct 13, 2019

  South Carolina inmates baptized behind bars: 'Jail can be the very beginning of the ultimate forever'

  Eighteen inmates at a South Carolina jail were baptized over the weekend, demonstrating “jail doesn’t have to be the end; it can be the very beginning of the ultimate forever.”

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  Oct 12, 2019

  Billy Graham's daughter shares how visit to Angola prison transformed meaning of forgiveness

  In an exclusive interview with The Christian Post, Ruth Graham, daughter of evangelist Billy Graham, discusses her own journey of forgiveness and invites others to participate in the "holy, transformative" power of the Gospel.

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  Oct 12, 2019

  Nigeria: Christian woman murdered, others abducted by Fulani herdsmen

  Muslim Fulani herdsmen stormed a Christian community and shot indiscriminately into houses, killing one woman before kidnapping four others, sources told Morning Star News, a nonprofit persecution watchdog outlet.

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  Oct 10, 2019

  Former drug addict baptized at church he vandalized 6 months earlier: 'God is real'

  A former drug addict who broke into an Arkansas church and vandalized $100,000 worth of property was baptized at the same church six months later after the pastor and church members displayed grace and forgiveness. 

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  Oct 10, 2019

  Survivors of sexual abuse share their stories at SBC's 'Caring Well' conference

  Survivors of sexual abuse shared their heartbreaking stories and called on the Church to come alongside those suffering during "Caring Well: Equipping the Church to Confront the Abuse Crisis" conference in Dallas, Texas.

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  Oct 10, 2019

  De Blasio's wife angers Catholics by choosing LGBT activist over saint for women's statue

  New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's wife is being accused of “anti-Catholic bias” after ignoring the public’s top choice for her women’s statue program — Mother Frances Cabrini, the patron saint of immigrants.

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  Oct 10, 2019

  Jarrid Wilson's wife shares hope of Heaven, vows to continue 'running race' despite 'pain'

  One month after California pastor Jarrid Wilson tragically took his own life, his wife Juli shared her hope of Heaven and said that while the pain of her husband’s death “digs deep,” she will continue to “finish our mission here on earth.”

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  Oct 9, 2019

  Religion a 'regular part of the public school day' for US teens, Pew study finds

  While religion in schools is a contentious subject in the courts, a new Pew study has found that for many of today’s teenagers, public expressions of religion are a normal and accepted part of their public school experience.