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Evangelical Immigration Table Responds to Eric Metaxas’ Criticism
By Napp Nazworth, Christian Post Reporter WASHINGTON – An Evangelical Immigration Table leader responded Wednesday to Eric Metaxas’ criticism of the group. Metaxas withdrew his support from the group for
Ghana Supreme Court Considers Election Challenge
(VOA NEWS) ACCRA — Ghana’s Supreme Court is asking for final written arguments by the end of July in an opposition case challenging the 2012 election of President John Mahama.
Guinea Official: Ethnic Clashes Death Toll Hits 98
Reuters CONAKRY — Three days of ethnic violence in Guinea last week left 98 people dead, nearly double the previous death toll, the government said on Wednesday. The violence erupted
Uganda: Miracle – What a Blessing That Sermon Was!
The Observer (Kampala) – Honest and sobering is how I can describe Bishop Emmanuel Nsubuga’s sermon at our church, New Jerusalem Deliverance Centre in Bunamwaya. Nsubuga, the senior pastor at
Nigeria: Court Stops Ajimobi From Demolishing Church
Ibadan — AN Ibadan High Court has ordered Governor Abiola Ajimobi and other parties in a suit instituted by the registered trustees of the Celestial Church of Christ, Makoko Village,
Nigeria: Marriage Act Amendment Proposal – Oritsejafor Tackles Yerima
President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor yesterday in a press release expressed unhappiness with Senator Ahmed Yerima for his (Yerima’s) argument in the senate that
Togo Holds Elections Thursday Amid Frustration With Ruling Party
Robbie Corey-Boulet (VOA NEWS) DAKAR, SENEGAL — The small West African nation of Togo is holding legislative elections on Thursday amid signs voters are increasingly fed up with the ruling
Ghanaian Business woman killed in an Accident on Tappan Zee Bridge
TARRYTOWN, N.Y. (CBSNewYork) – Police Wednesday afternoon said a panic attack sent a wrong-way driver straight into a chain-reaction crash on the Tappan Zee Bridge that killed one person and
8 Christians jailed in Iran
(Christianity Today) Eight Iranian Christians received heavy jail sentences on July 16 after being found guilty of “action against the national security” and “propaganda against the system”. According to a
Christians killed in Nigeria’s Plateau State
(Christianity Today) Christian leaders say gunmen killed six Christians in an early morning attack on Dinu village in southern Plateau state, a month after Muslim Fulani herdsmen shot a Christian
