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BY : Peter Crumpler Christian Today Just when the Church of England needs some good news … the Royal Mail has issued a set of special stamps celebrating the UK’s most popular cleric. Yes, the much-loved Vicar of Dibley is making a comeback to letterboxes […]
BY : Christian Daily International/Morning Star News ABUJA, Nigeria — Two church pastors kidnapped in northeastern Nigeria have been released, Church of the Brethren in Nigeria (EYN) leaders said. The Rev. James Kwayang and the Rev. Ishaku Chiwar of the EYN (Ekklesiyar Yan’uwa a Nigeria) […]
BY : Christian Today Samantha Kamman (CP) Boko Haram militants shot Suzanne in the head as the Christian woman attended a field, murdering her father and robbing her of eyesight in an attack that exemplified the persistent violence impacting Nigerian people of […]
UPDATE: Hospital Reinstates Nutrition and Hydration for Disabled Patient TUCSON — David Ruiz, a 32-year-old member of the Pascua Yaqui Tribe, is being denied nutrition and adequate hydration at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Tucson. David suffered a brain injury that left him in a coma on […]
Concerns growing for the safety of South Asia church leader Tun N., serving with GFA Asia field partner. WILLS POINT, Texas — GFA (Gospel for Asia, www.gfa.org) has issued an urgent prayer appeal on behalf of one of its field-partner workers who was abducted at gunpoint in […]
Many Bay State faith groups say yeah man. BOSTON (RNS) — Since the East Coast’s first recreational marijuana shops opened in Massachusetts this past fall, pot fans have snapped up more than $20 million worth of legal weed. But for many people of faith in […]
Marie Jean Pierre, a devout Christian, refuses to work on Sunday as it’s her holy day. Hilton Hotel let her go in 2016. Citing religious discrimination, Pierre took Hilton to court and was won $21M.
President Trump makes a deal, partial government shutdown is over.
(RNS) — When he first saw clips of videos showing a controversial encounter involving white Catholic students, a Native American man and a group of black men yelling racist and homophobic slurs at the students, Bruce Haynes was intrigued. “I heard the mess,” said Haynes, professor of […]
JERUSALEM (RNS) — Rena Quint, who survived the Holocaust as a child, spent much of this week leading up to International Holocaust Remembrance Day (Jan. 27) speaking to groups about her traumatic early years and the rewarding life she has led since. “This week alone I’ve […]
By Dr. Syvilla Pristell, SAVED News Theological Correspondent In all my years of studying the Word, I was not able to associate the Bible and teachings of Jesus with the status of America. It was in a personal shut in, just recently, that God revealed […]
By Callie Mitchell, SAVED News International Correspondent, Jerusalem, Israel During the last week of December, we were shocked in Israel to learn that President Trump was pulling US troops out of Syria. It was a campaign promise and even perhaps a month behind Trump’s targeted date, […]
By Casey Newton What to make of the New York Times’ latest story about Facebook’s broad data-sharing agreements? The story, which draws on internal documents describing the company’s partnerships, reports on previously undisclosed aspects of business partnerships with companies including Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Spotify, and Netflix. In some […]