North Korea sentences Canadian pastor to life of hard labor for 'crimes against the state'
North Korea\'s highest court sentenced Canadaian pastor Hyeon Soo Lim to a life term of hard labor today for committing \"crimes against the state.\"
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Attempt to prevent aborted babies from being thrown away in landfills is blocked
The Columbus Dispatch is reporting that a federal judge has temporarily prevented Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine from interfering with Planned Parenthood\'s allegedly illegal disposal procedures of fetal remains in the state.
Victim of attempted abortion in Tennessee will need medical support for life
A Tennessee woman has been charged with attempted murder because of an alleged failed abortion attempt. According to the Daily News Journal, police arrested Anna Yocca last Wednesday and jailed her on $200,000 bond. The arrest came three months after the alleged abortion attempt.
The Billy Graham Library welcomes 1 millionth visitor
More than eight years after opening its doors for the first time The Billy Graham Library has welcomed its 1 millionth visitor. According to a tweet from Graham\'s son, Franklin, Thomas and Linda Weir from South Carolina became the millionth guest last Monday. The library—designed to be an ongoing ...
Michigan homeowner says controversial gunman Christmas display meant to honor dad
A Michigan homeowner who has come under attack in social media for her Christmas display containing a supposed \"gunman,\" says she was only trying to honor her late father. The display isn\'t a gunman, she says, but a hunter taking aim at a couple of animatronic reindeer in the yard.
Grieving father forgives infant son's killer but wants to see justice done
A Virginia man says while he is trying to respond in a Christian manner and forgive his infant son\'s alleged killer, he wants her to pay for her crime. The man\'s 4-month-old son was allegedly shaken violently by his baby sitter leading to the boy\'s Dec. 6 death.
Sometimes just prayer is enough when there is no medicine, nurse says
A missionary nurse in Kenya has been given honorary admittance into an international nursing society two decades after giving up a comfortable job in order to care for the medical needs of the region\'s desperately poor. Driven by her Christian commitment to care for those in need, Robinson has now ...
Wichita church hosts Thanksgiving dinner for Syrian refugees
Amidst a growing controversy among conservative U.S. Christians about how the government should deal with Syrian refugees looking to settle on American soil, a four-year-old Southern Baptist church in Wichita, Kan., co-hosted a Thanksgiving dinner last weekend, according to Wichita\'s KWCH-12 News.
Iowa wedding venue at the center of gay marriage dispute sold; reopens as a church
A building that once housed an Iowa gift shop and bistro at the center of a religious liberty battle reopened earlier this month—as a church. Dick and Betty Odgaard sold the building to their church after the committed Christian couple was forced to close their bistro and wedding venue instead of ...
Washington florist in religious freedom case says she chose Jesus over friendship
Despite a two-year court battle that has threatened her livelihood, Barronelle Stutzman still calls the man who initiated the legal action \"a friend,\" in a Seattle Times Op-Ed piece earlier this week. The Richland, Wash., florist is currently appealing the state\'s March 2015 decision against her ...
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