Lausanne at 50: Western Church Needs Revival; Believers in Asia, Africa, Latin America Fill Global Gap
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Over 5,000 Christian leaders from 202 countries joined the recently concluded 4th Lausanne Congress held in Seoul, South Korea.
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Biden: Israel Must 'Respond Proportionally' to Iran Attack as Danon Calls It 'Assault on Our Very Existence'
Israeli officials indicate retaliation for Iran's 181-missile attack on Tuesday will be swift. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with top military and civilian leaders to mull over options. Targets could include Iran's oil rigs or even its nuclear facilities, where the Islamist regime is moving swiftly toward producing nuclear weapons.
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Politics
The Shifting Democrat Union Vote: 'They're Leaving in Droves'
The presidential fight in battleground states has a number of key storylines, but high on the list is the Union Vote. Former President Trump is happy with some of the unofficial results so far.
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Stuck in Traffic? One Israeli Company Uses AI, Digitized Grids to Speed Up Jammed City Roads
Everyone who drives or even rides in a car feels the frustration of an endless line of vehicles crawling through rush hour. A Tel Aviv company called No Traffic has developed a solution that works by digitizing an entire city's grid.
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After Chicago's Streets Resound with Joy for Jesus, It's Time for Round 2 and a 'Rainbow Revival'
The often-violent streets of Chicago were filled with joyous Christians waving banners and singing worship songs during Jesus March, a massive evangelism, prayer, and praise gathering in August. In the tailwind of the Holy Spirit's move through the city, another march is preparing to again lift the name of Jesus above Chicago in October.
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Maggie Smith, Scene-Stealing Actor Famed for Harry Potter and 'Downton Abbey,' Dies at 89
Maggie Smith, who won an Oscar for the 1969 film “The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie” and won new fans in the 21st century as the dowager Countess of Grantham in “Downton Abbey” and Professor Minerva McGonagall in the Harry Potter films, has died at 89.
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World
US Navy Responds to Houthi Red Sea Attacks - Experts Say Only One Thing Will Bring Them to an End
The Truman Carrier Strike Group is reportedly headed to the Red Sea, where sailors continue to fight off attacks from Houthi rebels.
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Revival Grips Brazil's Amazon: 'We Baptized 14,500 People'
A profound spiritual transformation is unfolding in the Amazon. Evangelical Christianity is reshaping the region's spiritual fabric, leading to new converts and churches. CBN News traveled to Brazil's northwest Amazon region to witness it firsthand for this exclusive report.
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A Shocking Rise in Church Attacks: The Most Horrific Places in the World for Christian Persecution
North Korea remains the worst nation in the world for Christian persecution, with the situation in Nigeria continuing to devolve, according to a new report on global religious discrimination.
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