Life
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NHS officials draw criticism after deciding not to put Bibles next to beds in new hospital
Officials of the U.K.'s National Health Service (NHS) have drawn criticism for canceling a plan to put Bibles at every bed in a new hospital in Scotland due to concerns about giving Christianity "preferential treatment."
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Family of Sutherland Springs victims sues federal government over failure to report gunman's criminal record
The surviving members of the Holcombe family, which lost nine relatives in the mass shooting in Sutherland Springs, Texas in November, has filed a lawsuit against the federal government for not reporting the gunman's criminal record to a federal database.
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Christian asylum seeker in Sweden says she has 'nightmares' of being deported and jailed in Iran
A Christian convert in Sweden says she is having "nightmares every night" that she will be deported back to Iran, where she says she faces the risk of imprisonment.
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US missionary kidnapped in Africa's Sahel nearly 2 years ago is still alive, says Niger's president
An American missionary who was abducted by unidentified assailants in October 2016 is still alive, according to Niger President Mahamadou Issoufou.
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How To Be 'In This World' But Not Of It
Here are a three things that we can continually do to remain in this world without becoming of it.
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UK police drops investigation against vicar accused of paying ransom money to ISIS
British police have reportedly decided to drop the investigation against Anglican minister Canon Andrew White, who was being investigated for supposedly paying a ransom to ISIS to free women who were being held by the terrorist group as sex slaves.
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5 Reasons To Believe That Our Hope Will Never Fail
God promises that those who hope in Him will not be put to shame. Here are five reasons to believe that hope rooted in Christ will never fail.
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Four Iranian Christians prepare to serve 10-year prison sentences after appeal is rejected
Four Christians, who were convicted of "promoting Zionist Christianity" in Iran, are preparing to start serving their 10-year prison sentences after their appeal was rejected earlier this month.
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5 Signs That You Truly Treasure God's Word
God's Word adds value to our life, causes change, brings blessing and assures success. Here are five signs that you treasure God's Word.
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CrossFit fires Christian employee for defending gym that refused to host LGBT event
A Christian employee for the sports company CrossFit was reportedly fired after he defended a gym that refused to host an LGBT Pride workout event.
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How To Build a Heart that Perseveres Through All Trials
Success is almost impossible to attain without having a persistent and persevering heart.
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Anglican Church, Salvation Army, Scouts, YMCA commit to Australia's redress program for victims of sex abuse
The Anglican Church, Salvation Army, the Scouts and the YMCA have enlisted in the Australian government's redress program for survivors of sexual abuse, following the example of the Catholic Church.
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Women should work fewer hours than men to avoid burnout, study suggests
Researchers from the Australian National University (ANU) have suggested that women should work fewer hours than men because they often have to take care of domestic duties.
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Chip and Joanna Gaines pay $40K fine for violating safety regulations
Magnolia Homes, the company owned by reality TV stars Chip and Joanna Gaines, has been ordered to pay a fine of $40,000 for violating safety regulations during the filming of the HGTV show "Fixer Upper."
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Bible left behind by Whitney Houston at beach house sells for $95,000
The landlord of a rental beach house in California is selling a Bible left behind by the late singer Whitney Houston for $95,000.