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Survey Reveals Pastors More Hesitant To Preach On Racial Reconciliation Now Compared To 2016
A recent study reveals that pastors are now more hesitant to cover topics on racial reconciliation than in 2016. 
PBS Lawyer Who Incited Violence Against Trump Supporters Fired
The PBS lawyer caught in a secret video inciting violence against Trump supporters got fired, a report says. 
The Most Popular Christian Songs, Messages About Hope, Comfort For 2020: Faithlife
Faithlife reveals that the most popular songs and sermons in church this 2020 has the theme centered around hope and comfort, a report said. 
US House Votes To Impeach President Donald Trump For ‘Inciting’ Capitol Violence He Never Called For
The U.S. House of Representatives have voted to impeach President Donald Trump following the riot incident that happened in Capitol Hill. 
Capitol Officer Sicknick Was A Trump Supporter, But His Death Was Politicized By Left
The police officer that died during the Capitol Hill riot was apparently a Trump supporter. However, his death is now politicized by leftists and Democrats, reports say. 
Vaccination Expert Says Unborn Babies Used For COVID-19 Vaccines Were Alive During Tissue Extraction
A vaccine expert revealed that tissues extracted for vaccines, including COVID-19 vaccines, actually had components sourced from live unborn babies. 
Weeks After Denying It, UK Government Now Funding COVID 'Vaccine Passports'
The U.K. government is now working to fund COVID-19 "vaccine passports" after saying weeks ago that they have no plans doing so, reports say. 
Justin Bieber Clarifies He Belongs To Churchome, Not Hillsong
Justin Bieber clarified that he is not preparing to be a pastor for Hillsong, and that he belongs to Churchome, a report says. 
Capitol Police Chief Called For Help Six Times During Riots; Rep. Clyburn Says Protesters Had Inside Intel
The U.S. Capitol's police chief claims that he called for help six times during the attack on Capitol Hill and yet his calls for help had been unanswered. 
Christian Leaders In Sudan Say Freedom Still Not Felt Despite Former Dictator Removed
Despite the removal of their former dictator, Christian leaders in Sudan are still not feeling the freedom they ought to have, a report says
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