Anugrah Kumar

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  Apr 3, 2023

  Pastor’s son among 9 killed in Army helicopter crash

  A military helicopter crash in Kentucky has claimed the lives of nine service members, including the 25-year-old son of a North Carolina pastor. “He is my hero and I am proud that God let him call me Dad,” the grieving father told the media.

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  Apr 3, 2023

  Chaplain barred by NHS from seeing patients after answering question on gay marriage awarded $12K

  Catholic chaplain, the Rev. Dr. Patrick Pullicino, has been awarded $12,000 in compensation by a London National Health Service Trust after being removed from his role for discussing the Church’s teachings on marriage with a patient.

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  Apr 2, 2023

  Pastor Greg Laurie reveals new venue for Harvest Crusade, shares why it won't be at Angel Stadium

  After over three decades of hosting the Harvest Crusade at Anaheim’s Angel Stadium in Southern California, Pastor Greg Laurie of Harvest Christian Fellowship announced a change in venue for the 2023 event, saying that this year’s event will take place at the Honda Center.

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  Apr 2, 2023

  Christian groups deploy relief teams to states hit by tornadoes as death toll grows

  Christian groups, including Samaritan’s Purse and Convoy of Hope, have deployed disaster relief teams to help survivors after a violent storm system spawning as many as 60 tornadoes tore across the United States from Friday to Saturday, resulting in at least 26 deaths.

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  Apr 2, 2023

  Members of China's heavily persecuted Early Rain Church detained, families forcibly evicted

  Three members of China’s heavily persecuted Early Rain Covenant Church were detained and several families were forcibly evicted by authorities in the communist country, according to the U.K.-based group Christian Solidarity International.

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  Apr 1, 2023

  What is Palm Sunday? 5 interesting facts

  Palm Sunday celebrates the significance of Jesus' triumphant entry into the city of Jerusalem before His crucifixion and resurrection.

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  Apr 1, 2023

  ISIS supporter convicted of war crimes, posting photos on Facebook of severed heads impaled on spikes

  A Swedish court has convicted a 35-year-old woman, Fatosh Ibrahim, of war crimes for posting photos on Facebook of herself posing with severed heads in Raqqa, Syria — a known supporter of the Islamic State terrorist group. Ibrahim has been sentenced to three months in prison.

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  Apr 1, 2023

  Nancy Pelosi ridicules archbishop for barring her from communion, not being LGBT advocate

  Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi publicly rebuked Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone of San Francisco, saying his decision to bar her from receiving Holy Communion was “his problem, not mine,” and criticized him for not supporting LGBT causes and opposing abortion.

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  Mar 27, 2023

  Evangelical principal resigns after parent backlash to lesson featuring Michelangelo’s ‘David’

  The principal of a Florida charter school says she was forced to resign after some parents complained about a sixth-grade lesson on Renaissance art that featured Michelangelo's "David" sculpture, which at least one parent says exposed students to pornographic material.

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  Mar 27, 2023

  Prince Harry’s Taliban kill count spurs artist to ‘drench’ St. Paul’s in the blood of Afghans

  In response to Prince Harry’s revelation that he shot and killed 25 Taliban fighters during his military service, Russian artist Andrei Molodkin is creating a sculpture that will “drench St. Paul’s Cathedral in the blood of Afghani people.” The blood used in the sculpture has been donated by Afghan refugees.