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Israeli Lebanese Christian Exiled from Homeland, Calls Out Mainstream Media Maryam Younnes is a Christian activist who was born in Lebanon, yet had to flee to Israel as a child with her family after Hezbollah took control of her region. Because of her life in the Jewish State, she is now banned permanently from entering her native homeland. 

'Shalom Israel': CBN's Gordon Robertson Rallies Filipinos to Stand by the Jewish State As Israel continues to defend itself from hostile forces determined to wipe it off the map, it's also facing growing criticism and boycotts from a number of countries. That's why support from global allies — and Christian groups like CBN — is more crucial than ever.

Turning Scroll Time into Scripture Time: Bible App Using Tech to Spread Good News Globally YouVersion is witnessing a growing hunger for Scripture firsthand. The Bible App is opened 1 billion times worldwide every 40 days. This isn't just a trend; it's a movement that presents both unprecedented opportunity and an important responsibility to steward it.

Christian Genocide in Nigeria: 3 Million Believers Under Siege as Calls for US Intervention Mount A documentary about a recent attack on Christians was produced by Truth Nigeria, a news division of Equipping The Persecuted, a humanitarian non-profit chartered in Sioux City, Iowa since 2019. 

Ray Comfort’s Secrets to Effective Evangelism, Why He Believes the ‘Sinner’s Prayer’ is Unbiblical Evangelist Ray Comfort is known for boldly sharing the Gospel through movies, social media, and other creative means, but the Living Waters founder also has a passion for in-person, one-on-one dialogue with young people.

'Coming to Jesus in Large Numbers': Brave Missionaries See Big Results in Deadly Corner of Africa In one of the most perilous regions of the world, an American missionary is quietly building an army – not with weapons, but with prayer. Carole Ward has made it her life's mission to follow God's call and train fearless believers in Africa's Sahel region.

How John MacArthur Helped Save Russia From a False Gospel The year was 1991, and the Soviet Union had just collapsed. It seemed to many like a wonderful new era of freedom for the Gospel. But 6,000 miles away in California, the much-beloved and respected Pastor John MacArthur — whose public memorial service takes place on Aug. 23 in Los Angeles — was worried.