Stoyan Zaimov

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  Jan 19, 2018

  Chinese Gov't Fines Pastors Over $1M, Demanding All of the Church's Offerings

  Two house church pastors in China have been told they must pay a fine of over 7 million yuan (over 1 million USD) because they collected the same amount in offerings from their congregation.

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  Jan 19, 2018

  Indonesian Christians Fighting Trump Deportations Likened to Jews Fleeing Nazis by Federal Judge

  The plight of around 50 Indonesian Christians living in the U.S. but threatened with deportations by the administration of President Donald Trump has been likened by a federal judge to Jewish people fleeing the Nazis in World War II.

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  Jan 18, 2018

  Iranian Christian Convert Leads 1,500 Muslims to Christ in Sweden

  An Iranian convert to Christianity, now an ordained minister in the Church of Sweden, has said that she has helped bring close to 1,500 Muslims to Christ over the past five years, overcoming severe family abuse and death threats.

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  Jan 18, 2018

  Anne Graham Lotz: Nuclear Strike, Earthquake Could Be Coming to Unrepentant America

  Evangelist Anne Graham Lotz has warned that severe punishment is coming to America — anything from a massive earthquake to a nuclear strike — which she said will be a "game-changer."

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  Jan 18, 2018

  Huge Drop in Christians in Gaza, Bishop Hails 'Heroes' Staying Behind to Build Christian Life

  The number of Christians living in the Gaza Strip has massively declined, Church leaders have warned, hailing believers who choose to stay behind despite the hardships as being "real heroes."

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  Jan 18, 2018

  'Ghost Ship' With 8 Dead N. Koreans Washes Up in Japan During 'Unified Korea' Flag Announcement

  While news of North and South Korea agreeing to march under a "unified Korea" flag at the upcoming Winter Olympics has sparked hopes for peace, a grim reminder of the harshness of life in the North washed up on the shores of Japan in a "ghost ship" that contained eight skeletal remains.

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  Jan 18, 2018

  Chick-fil-A Kicks Out Breastfeeding Mom, Warning Men Can See Her 'Indecency,' Later Asks Forgiveness

  A Chick-fil-A restaurant in Fargo, North Dakota, is asking for forgiveness following a controversial decision to kick out a mother for breast-feeding her child, with the owner being accused of telling the woman that men can see her "indecency."

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  Jan 17, 2018

  Perry Noble Lashes Out at 'I Am Praying for You' Text, Calls It Condescending

  Pastor Perry Noble, now of Second Chance Church and formerly of NewSpring Church in South Carolina, has hit back against a text message that someone was praying for him, and explained why it provoked "real, pure anger."

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  Jan 17, 2018

  Church, State 'Wall of Separation' Doesn't Mean Hide Your Faith in Public: James Lankford, Russell Moore

  The concept of the separation of church and state in America should not be used as a weapon to silence faith and have it hidden from public discourse, warned religious freedom advocates Russell Moore, a Southern Baptist ethicist, and James Lankford, a U.S. Senator from Oklahoma.

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  Jan 17, 2018

  Eritrean Christian Refused to Renounce Faith Even Through 13 Years of Suffering in Prison

  An Eritrean Christian has opened up about the 13 years of suffering he underwent for his faith in prison, including being punished for months at a time in a confined cell where he could not even stretch his limbs. Despite the suffering, he refused time and time again to renounce his faith.