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RIOTERS BURN BIBLES, AMERICAN FLAGS
Rioters outside the federal courthouse in Portland on Friday night burned Bibles, set fires in the street, and tore protective boarding off buildings. Journalists on the scene report that the rioters were trying to provoke a response from the federal agents inside. |
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CHRISTIANS HOLDING ‘LET US WORSHIP’ GATHERINGS IN RESPONSE TO SINGING BAN
Thousands of Christians across California continue to sing and hold worship services across the state after Governor Newsom banned singing in churches at the beginning of July. Recently, more than 5,000 showed up on the beach in San Diego for a “Let Us Worship” event put on by worship leader Sean Feucht, Founder of Hold The Line. Feucht has been traveling to cities across California with local pastors and leaders. Californians are determined to worship freely, Feucht notes, “It’s just such an amazing movement that we’ve seen so much momentum on.” |
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1ST NBA PLAYER NOT TO KNEEL, AN ORDAINED CHRISTIAN MINISTER: ‘WE CAN GET PAST SKIN COLOR’
Last Friday, while the national anthem was playing before the Orlando Magic/Brooklyn Nets game, Magic forward Jonathan Isaac, an ordained Christian minister, stood alone for the national anthem. Isaac says, “I felt like I wanted to take a stand on it… We want to get past not only racism but everything that plagues us as a society, I feel like the answer to it is the gospel.” |
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CHINA SHUTTERING HOUSE CHURCHES NATIONWIDE, ORDER CHRISTIANS TO STOP BELIEVING IN GOD
House churches across China have experienced intensified persecution in recent months, with Communist officials telling Christians they are not permitted to believe in God. Some examples of the ongoing government crackdown include house church raids, confiscation of donation boxes and other valuables, destruction of Bible verses on the walls, and even taking some members to police stations for interrogation. |
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