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  Apr 13, 2025

  A ministry in Brooklyn is teaching and proving that Jesus is stronger than addiction

  Though he died in April 2011, the voice of Christian evangelist David Wilkerson still echoes loudly inside a well-kept neo-Federal style home at 416 Clinton Avenue in Brooklyn’s Clinton Hill Historic District.

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  Apr 13, 2025

  This week in Christian history: Voice of the Martyrs leader found dead, Edict of Nantes signed, Corrie ten Boom born

  Events that occurred this week in Christian history include the signing of the Edict of Nantes, the birth of Corrie ten Boom, and Tom White being found dead from a suicide.

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  Apr 13, 2025

  6 inspirational songs for Palm Sunday

  In many churches, the Sunday before Easter serves as a celebration of Jesus' triumphal entry into the city of Jerusalem, in which the Bible records that crowds waved palm branches in his honor. Known as Palm Sunday, the day begins what is called Holy Week, a time on the liturgical calendar that includes Holy Thursday, which recalls the Last Supper, Good Friday, which recalls the Crucifixion, Holy Saturday, and finally Easter.

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  Apr 12, 2025

  Trump's week in review: Tariffs paused; sanctuary cities in crosshairs; religious freedom nominee named

  It was another busy week in the Trump presidency, with several items of note — from defunding sanctuary cities to restarting a government office to help victims of crimes committed by illegal immigrants. Here are five developments from the Trump administration that unfolded throughout the past week.

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  Apr 12, 2025

  ‘Descent from the Cross’ exhibit looks at undocumented moment after crucifixion of Christ

  As Christians worldwide prepare to commemorate the most sacred day in the Christian calendar, the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., has unveiled a poignant reminder of the reason for the season.

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  Apr 12, 2025

  ‘Convincing evidence’: Columbia University activist Mahmoud Khalil can be deported, judge says

  Columbia University activist Mahmoud Khalil, a prominent participant and spokesperson in pro-Palestinian demonstrations against Israel's military actions in Gaza, can be deported from the United States after an immigration judge determined there is "clear and convincing" evidence he could be removed as a national security risk.

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  Apr 12, 2025

  ‘A Godsend’: Christians come to aid after Lone Star tornado devastated community

  Barbara Humphrey had one thing on her mind as she and her husband, Terry, watched members of the Texans on Mission Rolling Timbers Disaster Response team remove a gigantic oak tree from the couple's yard and atop her nephew's demolished travel trailer.

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  Apr 12, 2025

  American missionary pastor abducted at gunpoint during church meeting in South Africa

  An American church-planting missionary was abducted at gunpoint while leading a prayer meeting at his church in South Africa on Thursday, police say. 

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  Apr 11, 2025

  Ted Max resigns lead pastor role at Parkview Christian Church after 20 months

  Twenty months after hiring Ted Max as its lead pastor, he and the multi-campus Parkview Christian Church in Illinois have mutually decided to take a step back from that decision.

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  Apr 11, 2025

  Maine schools hiding info about students' gender dysphoria from parents: attorney

  An attorney for a Maine mother who sued her daughter’s school after a social worker provided the 13-year-old with a chest binder warned that the woman’s story is not the only time a district within the state concealed information about a child’s gender dysphoria from parents. 

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  Apr 11, 2025

  Can AI be guided by the Holy Spirit? Summit explores intersection of tech, theology

  More than 500 participants from over 100 organizations across 30 countries traveled to a Dallas suburb this week for the sold-out Missional AI 2025 summit held at One Community Church’s Plano campus.

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  Apr 11, 2025

  Kansas lawmakers override veto to protect religious beliefs of foster families

  A bill designed to prevent the state of Kansas from infringing on the religious liberty of foster families and prospective foster families will become law now that the state legislature has overridden a gubernatorial veto of the measure.