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Pastor and Three Christians Shot to Death by Suspected Islamic Extremists in Sudan: Report https://ift.tt/QOou3zS Tragedy recently struck Christians in Kadugli, Sudan, with a disturbing report that a pastor and three believers were shot to death Jan. 23 by suspected Islamic extremists.

'A New Religious Cult - the Church of Woke': London School of Economics Cancels Christian Holidays Lent, Easter https://ift.tt/QOou3zS Administrators at the London School of Economics have stripped Lent and Easter — as well as Christmas — from the academic calendar in an attempt to become more “international.”

Suicide Bomber Kills 20, Wounds 96 at Mosque in NW Pakistan https://ift.tt/dZiBXE8 Pakistani police have raised the death toll from a suicide bombing at a mosque in the northwestern city of Peshawar to 20 killed. They say as many as 96 worshippers were wounded in Monday’s attack. Saddique Khan, a senior police official in Peshawar who gave the latest casualty tolls, says no one has immediately claimed responsibility for the bombing. The Pakistani Taliban have been blamed in similar suicide attacks in the past. 

'Jesus Always Wins!' Moving Video of Elderly, Frail Woman Getting Baptized Delivers Spectacular Reminder https://ift.tt/dZiBXE8 A moving video of an elderly woman being baptized and carried out of a pool by a caring pastor is making the rounds on social media — and the imagery is powerful.

Pope Says Homosexuality Is Not a Crime, Archbishop of York Contends Same-Sex Relationships Not Sinful https://ift.tt/yBPd1vL Two top global church leaders are sparking controversy with comments that seem to accept homosexuality without officially endorsing it.

'Unsettling and Sinister': UK Church Targeted in Gruesome Ritual Fueling Witchcraft Fear https://ift.tt/coFr5qh What may have been the site of a suspected occult ritual in a U.K. national park has left a nearby village on edge. 

Cell Phones, Cars, Coffee Makers All at Risk: The China-US 'Chip War' Over Taiwan Could Change Everything https://ift.tt/coFr5qh Semiconductor chips are basically the brains of all modern electronics, including countless, essential items you use daily. Now China's potential targeting of Taiwan could lead to a "chip war," putting the world's most critical technology at risk.