Anugrah Kumar

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  Apr 15, 2017

  What Do Americans Think of Jesus: Man, Myth or God?

  A Barna study released days before Easter, looking at how U.S. adults see and relate to the central figure of Christianity, shows that almost all Americans believe that Jesus Christ was a real person who actually lived, and that the majority of Americans have made a commitment to Him.

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  Apr 9, 2017

  150 Christians Forced to Stop Church Prayers in India Amid Accusations of Conversions

  A Christian prayer meeting, which was being attended by over 150 people and 11 American tourists, was stopped by police after a Hindu nationalist group which was started by the new chief minister of the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh lodged a complaint alleging it was aimed at conversions to Christianity.

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  Apr 9, 2017

  UK Church Encourages Worshipers to Send Prayers by Text Message

  A church in Britain has started a text-a-prayer service, allowing members to at least send their prayers to the church's mobile phone if they are unable to attend services.

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  Apr 8, 2017

  Who Are the Americans Identifying as 'Spiritual but Not Religious'?

  Many Americans say they're "spiritual but not religious." A Barna study defines who they are, what their beliefs are, and how they live out their spirituality daily.

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  Apr 8, 2017

  Man Suspected of Killing Four in Stockholm Terror Attack Is Arrested

  Police in Sweden have arrested a man thought be the suspected hijacker who crashed a beer delivery truck into several people on a busy street in central Stockholm killing four and injuring at least 15 others, according to reports.

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  Apr 8, 2017

  Iraqi Christians to Begin 80-Mile Holy Week Peace March on Palm Sunday

  Christians in Iraq will begin an 80-mile march on Palm Sunday with a mass in Irbil, calling for an end to violence by the Islamic State terror group in their country as well as throughout the Middle East.

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  Apr 4, 2017

  Sweden Gives Asylum to Pro-Choice 'Persecuted' Salvadoran Woman

  A prominent pro-choice activist from El Salvador has become the first known person to be granted asylum for "abortion persecution" after Sweden agreed to provide her protection from "political persecution" in her country.

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  Apr 3, 2017

  Christian Women Die After Hunger Strike to Highlight Persecution in Eritrea

  Two Christian women in Eritrea died after they went on a hunger strike to spread awareness about their own abuse and persecution of Christians in that African country.

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  Apr 3, 2017

  Young Pakistani Christian Shot Dead for Refusing to Work on Sunday

  A 20-year-old Christian sanitation worker was shot dead after he refused to clean an "influential" Muslim's house because he didn't want to work on Sunday.

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  Apr 3, 2017

  Iran Court Confirms 5-Year Prison Sentence for Christian Convert

  An appeals court has confirmed a five-year prison term for an Iranian Christian convert, who was arrested due to his faith though he was convicted falsely for "forming a group in order to disrupt national security," according to human rights groups.