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Clash Kills Top Boko Haram Commander
(VOA NEWS) Nigeria’s military says soldiers have killed a top commander in Boko Haram, an Islamist group linked to scores of bombings and attacks since 2009. Military officials say commander
WORD OF ADVICE: Set your priorities right
By Prophetess Moss The Christian Journal Contributor When things in your life seem almost too much to handle. When 24 hours in a day is not enough; remember the mayonnaise
Barnabas Fund to evacuate further 3,400 Christians from Sudan
(CHRISTIANITY TODAY) Barnabas Fund is expanding its Exodus campaign to rescue another 3,400 Christians from Sudan. The country has become increasingly hostile to Southern Sudanese, who are largely Christian, since
Judge Says Only Jesus has Right to Name “Messiah,” Forces Mom to Change Baby’s Name Immediately
(Allchristiannews.com) A mother in Newport, Tennessee is in a battle to save the name of her child. A judge somehow felt that the name she’d chosen, “Messiah,” was not appropriate
Nigeria: 101 Babies Delivered in Redeemed Camp
(By George Okojie) At least 101 babies were delivered at the just concluded National Convention of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, at its Camp Ground on Lagos-Ibadan Expressway,
Be “Crazy” For The Lord – Ghanaian Catholics in USA Told
(Paul Awortwi-Mensah) Ghanaian Catholics in the United States of America have been urged to be crazy for the Lord in their acts of evangelization. Rev. Fr. Justice Baffour Fosu who
Kenya: Thousands Flock to Nakuru for David Owuor ‘Healing’ Crusade
Thousands of faithfuls trooped to Nakuru town over the weekend to attend a healing crusade by Dr David Owuor. Business came to a near halt as thousands of faithfulls from
Namibia: Church to the Aid of Destitute
(By Loide Jason) Omitara — The newly established Jubilee Ministries Congregation on Saturday donated food and second-hand clothing to hundreds of Omitara residents. Pastor Chris Jonathan of Jubilee Ministries Congregation
Uganda: Christian Lawyers to Fight ‘Evil’ Laws
By Pascal Kwesiga (THE NEW VISION) Christian lawyers have resolved to ensure that Uganda and other African governments do not enact laws that encourage evil practices. The judges and lawyers
Zimbabwe: Churches Feel Vulnerable After Mugabe Re-Election
Anglican Communion News Service (London) press release Harare — The atmosphere in Zimbabwe after the reelection of strongman Robert Mugabe is not one of great celebration, but of tension. Prime
