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Carl Lentz Said He Was A Sports Agent, Muslim Woman Who Allegedly Had Relationship With Him Says
In the wake of the controversial firing of former Hillsong NYC pastor Carl Lentz over moral failure, the woman with whom he allegedly had a relationship revealed Lentz introduced himself as a "sports agent" and did not tell her he was married. 
13 Pro-Life Women Champions Make Their Way To US Congress
Thirteen pro-life women have been elected to Congress in the recent U.S. Elections. All of them are vocal in their advocacies to protect the lives of the unborn, and keep them safe until the day they are brought into the world. 
Catholic Clergy Forcibly Taken by Authorities in Hebei, China
State security officials seized two priests and more than a dozen nuns and seminarians from an underground Catholic community in Baoding, Hebei Province, China, reports said. 
Rabbi Stands By Prediction Trump Will Have 4 More Years To Complete ‘Mission’ God Gave Him
A rabbi is standing by his prediction that incumbent Pres. Donald Trump will have four more years so he can fulfill the mission that God has given him. 
American Bible Society: Many Republicans, Democrats ‘Bible Disengaged’
A report from the American Bible Society reveals that many Americans, regardless of political leaning or affiliation, appear to be disengaged from the Bible. 
World’s First American Sign Language Bible Opens Doors For Multiple Translations In Other Sign Languages Outside US
The deaf Christian community recently celebrated the completion of the first ever full digital sign language Bible in the world called the American Sign Language Version (ASLV). The ASLV Bible took nearly four decades to finish. 
Police Raid Christian Gathering, Seize Church Leaders in Guizhou, China
Police recently raided a Christian gathering in Guiyang City, Guizhou Province in China and seized the pastor along with some members. This shows the continued persecution Christians face in the Communist country. 
UK Health Secretary Hancock Allows Travel For Assisted Suicide, But Not For Holidays
While current lockdown laws in the U.K effectively prevent people from going places for leisure, the Health secretary says they will allow people to travel to other countries as long as it is for the purpose of dying. 
Trump Campaign Gains Legal Win In Pennsylvania, Observers Permitted To Monitor Counting
Trump campaign observers were allowed to closely monitor the counting of votes in Pennsylvania only after a judge issued the order. 
Hillsong NYC Pastor Carl Lentz Terminated For Leadership Issues, Moral Failure
Controversial Hillsong NYC Pastor Carl Lentz has been removed from leadership after recently admitting to being "unfaithful" to his wife, and is now in a process of rebuilding their relationship.
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