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By Hilary WhiteFebruary 3, 2010 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Boys who see pornography regularly are more likely to have sexual relations and harass girls in school, a new study has found. Michael Flood, a researcher with the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society, La Trobe University, said…
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AP – The largest state Baptist group in the nation wants Christ's message of hope heard in every home in Texas — about 9 million of them — by Easter.
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State Senator Mike Flood, speaker of the Nebraska Legislature, recently introduced the "Abortion Pain Prevention Act" — a measure that would ban abortions after 20 weeks in the womb. Flood believes b…
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Jamie and Ali McMutrie’s dramatic efforts to save the Haitian orphans under their care is prompting a deluge of financial support and casting a spotlight on their father’s little-known church. The Keystone Church of Hazelwood, which is collecting money
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That revelation comes as Nebraska's speaker of the legislature, Senator Mike Flood, introduced a bill to ban abortions after 20-weeks gestation. Operation Rescue's Troy Newman conducted an underc…
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The tide is changing in India.
“For 2,000 years, India has been resistant to the Gospel. Now, all of a sudden, it seems that the flood gates have opened, and now is the time for us to reap the harvest in India,” said David Rice, executive director of India Gospel League.
And that is exactly what IGL is doing.
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By Kathleen GilbertDES MOINES, Iowa, January 13, 2010 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Chants of "let us vote!" filled the state House of Representatives on Tuesday, as a crowd of Iowans flooded the state capital Tuesday, seeking a voter referendum to decide whether the state Supreme Court should…
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At least 27 people have died while 70,000 are in urgent need of shelter, water, food and healthcare after heavy rainfall caused massive flooding, forcing thousands to leave their homes in Kenya, reports CISA.
The heavy rains that started in December have destroyed roads and bridges cutting off villagers and leaving them without food and safe water, putting them at risk of cholera and other waterborne diseases.
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Stopping in Thailand on a recent trip, Vision Beyond Borders visited the hunted Karen people–an ethnic people group ruthlessly hunted by Buddhist and Burmese armies. VBB delivered God’s Word to their contacts in closed nations. In the Karen refugee camps, workers heard horrific tales of persecution coupled with a steadfast report of faith. Burmese soldiers recently torched Karen rice fields–their primary source of food, reports MNN.
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(AP) – CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa – The congregational conference of a flood-damaged church has voted to take the city of Cedar Rapids’ buyout offer. The problem for the former congregants at the Salem United Methodist Church is that they don’t know where they’ll go next. The city will buy out the church and its land for $700,000. The church was heavily damaged by…
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The Roman Catholic Diocese of Wilmington, Del., said it had filed for bankruptcy to manage the potential liability resulting from a flood of clergy sexual-abuse lawsuits.
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A BRITISH teacher in southern India has urged churches in the UK to respond to the humanitarian crisis in the region, after it was hit by severe flooding last week. More than 250 people are reported …
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Within hours after a Chicago ordinance muzzling abortion mill sidewalk counseling passed the City Council Wednesday, hundreds and perhaps thousands of pro-lifers began pushing back against the ordinance, flooding the city government with phone calls against what they call an egregious violation of free speech rights, reports Kathleen Gilbert, LifeSiteNews.com.
Mayor Richard Daley’s office has received so many calls over the controversial measure that attempts to reach the mayor by telephone a… >>
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MANILA, Philippines—With eyes closed, flood survivor Enrico San Juan clutched at the feet of a statue of the crucified Christ, his forehead firmly pressed on its knees. After about a minute of silent prayer at a Roman Catholic church in Manila, San Juan, 45, kissed the statue’s feet and made the sign of the cross. ‘God is my family’s only hope,’ the odd-job laborer told Agence France-Presse. He had saved enough money to commute from his flooded home in the devastated Taguig across town to the popular Baclaran Church for Sunday Mass. ‘We lost everything and my house is still partially under water, but I’m still thankful to God that my family is…
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Philippine church leaders have blamed “man’s sins” as the cause of massive floods following a tropical storm that claimed more than 240 lives and adversely affected almost two million people, reports Ecumenical News International.
The floods submerged most of metropolitan Manila and neighbouring provinces following the nine-hour storm “Ketsana” on 26 September, locally known as “Ondoy”.
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After a major storm in the northern Philippines caused flooding that has left at least 246 people dead, the local archbishop praised the heroism of a young man who died saving more than a dozen neighbors. He also called for compassion in what he said may be the worst flood in more than half a century, reports Catholic News Agency.
Nearly 1.9 million people saw their homes inundated in the weekend flooding caused by Typhoon Ketsana, known locally as “Ondoy.” About 380,000 have sought shelt… >>
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Haiti (MNN) — Tropical storm activity stirring in the Caribbean hit Haiti hard this week. On Monday, unusually strong storms struck the north side of the island. Eva DeHart with For Haiti With Love details the damages: “Our clinic got a direct hit by lightning. All of the light bulbs exploded in the clinic. Our inverter took a hit, and I don’t know whether it’s going to be reparable or not. The computer power source is gone–it’s going to have to be replaced. The printer took a hit–it took out our satellite internet. There was a tremendous amount of rain with this storm, so there was flooding down the street and into the area where we’re storing the beans.” It has been a summer filled with challenges which threaten to disrupt For Haiti’s evangelistic outreach through their food program and burn clinic. Pray that God will provide the funding and other resources needed to continue the work He has begun through For Haiti With Love.
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Konigstein, Germany, Jul 26, 2009 / 04:45 pm (CNA).- A leading bishop from northeast India says violence and intimidation by some Protestant groups there are preventing thousands of people from converting to Catholicism.
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(AP) – MONEE, Ill. – On their fifth wedding anniversary, Roger and Carey Basick of Monee took a trip to Ireland that would change their destiny. Strolling through the cobblestone streets of Dublin, stories of Ireland and its people flooded Carey’s mind as she remembered her great grandmother’s tales of the country. The Basicks spent 11 days traveling the country and visiting various cities. What they did not find in Ireland was their own sort of inspirational music, no worship songs of Darlene Zschech or Michael…