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News Of The Day – November 9th

Congressional Seats Filled By Pro-Life Supporters

In last Tuesday’s presidential election, 13 new pro-life women and 11 incumbent pro-life women, were elected into the House of Representatives. Pro-life groups were encouraged by the win, and hope the trend continues. Many of those elected were Republican’s, and cited their Christian beliefs for their stand on abortion. Read more about these women here.

 

Grandson Of Billy Graham Reaching Millions With Gospel

Edward Graham, grandson of the late Billy Graham, says that Operation Christmas Child, a project from the Samaritans Purse organization, is reaching millions of children with the love of Jesus. Along with needed items and toys, booklets with the message of the Gospel are included in shoe size gift boxes. Read more about the charity’s giving here.

 

Election Shows Decrease In Christian Voters

The number of Christian voters affiliated with both democrats and republicans has been steadily decreasing, studies show. Down 15% since 2008, the Pew Research Center conducted a study showing faith is decreasing among the American people. One prominent issue the study points to is the battle against abortion. Read more about what the study found here.

 

Tim Tebow Visits Homeless Shelter

Athlete and Christian, Tim Tebow put his faith into action this week when he stopped by a Phoenix homeless shelter. Armed with 50 pairs of new shoes, Tebow even took the shoes off his own feet to give away when he didn’t have enough to go around. Big on giving back, this inspiring athlete has started his own foundation to help meet the needs of others. Read more this inspiring man  here.

 

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News Of The Day – October 28th

Poland’s Top Court Bans Abortion Of babies With Birth Defects

Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal struck down a law allowing abortions of babies with birth defects, citing Poland’s constitution. Following the ruling, abortions will now only be permitted in Poland in cases of rape, incest or if the mother’s health and/or life are at risk. While prolife groups praise this decision, prochoice groups say it endangers women’s health. Read more about the ruling here.

 

Pope Francis Elects First Black American Cardinal

Archbishop Wilton Gregory of Washington, D.C. will be America’s first Black Cardinal. The 72 year old said he was both grateful and humbled, as he thanked Pope Francis for opportunity to serve the church in this greater capacity. With his appointment, Cardinal Gregory now becomes the highest ranking black prelate in the country. Read more about his promotion here.

 

Churches Attacked In Nigeria

In Nigeria, as 12 pastors and more than 400 Christians gathered at church to pray for peace, they were attacked, beaten and shot at with guns by suspected Muslim mobs. On the same day, other churches in the area were burned and vandalized. Despite this persecution, the churches refuse to be silenced in their faith. Read more about this attack here.

 

5th Grader Trying To Get Meals To People In Need Before Thanksgiving

Texas fifth grader, Orion Jean, has a heart as big as the Lone Star state. Seeing all of the hurting families in his area, Orion has set a goal to get 100,000 meals to hungry people before Thanksgiving. This amazing young man says, now more than ever, kindness is important. Read more about Orion and his charity here.

 

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