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• Snippet of The Day ~12.18.24~ December 18, 2024
  Click On Link Below To Read Full Poem Grieve Not
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Good Morning Quote ~12.18.24~ December 18, 2024
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Sticky Note To God ~12.18.24 December 18, 2024
  Psalm 78:40
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Sticky Note From God ~12.17.24 ~ December 18, 2024
  Colossians 1:5
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Our Eternal Hope ~ December 18, 2024
  May the God of our eternal hope,fill you with endless love and peacemay you find your true happinessfor He is right within your reach. May His joy descend around you,like a beam falling from the sunmay you be bathed in the serenityof the love from His begotten Son. May His hope fill you to the […]
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Afternoon Ponderings ~12.17.24 December 17, 2024
  John 1:14
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Snippet of The Day ~12.17.24~ December 17, 2024
  Click On Link Below To Read Full Poem Hope For The Future
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Good Morning Quote ~12.17.24~ December 17, 2024
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Sticky Note To God ~12.17.24 December 17, 2024
  Romans 15:13
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Sticky Note From God ~12.16.24 ~ December 17, 2024
  Psalm 111:10
  Deborah Ann Belka

DAILY CHRISTIAN NEWS

WORLD CHRISTIAN NEWS

• Nigeria: Retired Anglican Archbishop and His Driver Go Missing, “We Earnestly Plead for Your Fervent Prayers”
  Amid ongoing extreme violence by radicalized Fulani Islamic herdsmen and other terror groups against Christians in Nigeria, fears are growing for a retired Anglican archbishop and his driver who went missing in Anambra state on December 6, Morning Star News (MSN) reports. The post Nigeria: Retired Anglican Archbishop and His Driver Go Missing, “We Earnestly […]
• Somalia: Christian Mother Forced Into Hiding After Husband’s Severe Beating for Leaving Islam
  A young newly Christian mother in northwest Somalia has had to leave her children and go into hiding after her husband violently attacked her for leaving Islam, Morning Star News (MSN) reports. Ruled by an oppressive extremist Islamic regime, Somalia ranks 2 on the Open Doors World Watch List 2024 of the top 50 countries […]
• Sudan Is “Collapsing” Amid Worst Humanitarian Crisis Ever Recorded, Report
  Urging world leaders “not to look away,” the US-based International Rescue Committee (IRC) aid organization has warned that Sudan is “collapsing” as it faces the “fastest” and “biggest” humanitarian crisis ever documented, Straight Arrow News (SAN) reports. The post Sudan Is “Collapsing” Amid Worst Humanitarian Crisis Ever Recorded, Report appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• India: Rajasthan Set to Pass Anti-Conversion Law, “Formidable and Controversial”
  In a move that appears to violate India’s constitutionally protected right to freedom of religion, the Hindu-nationalist-led state of Rajasthan has approved an anti-conversion law that provides prison terms for anyone who "unduly influences" a person to change their religion and requires citizens who want to change their faith to inform authorities 60 days in […]
• Syria: Christians Vulnerable As Rebel Militants Capture Their Humanitarian Aid
  The US-based Global Christian Relief ministry has reported that humanitarian supplies delivered for 20,000 Christians in Syria have been hijacked by militants with the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) Islamist rebel group which captured Aleppo and toppled the Syrian government on Sunday, December 8, Crosswalk reports. The post Syria: Christians Vulnerable As Rebel Militants Capture Their […]
• Nepal Experiences Growing Interest in Christianity
  While converts to Christianity in Nepal are vulnerable to persecution from radical Hindu groups and from within their own indigenous communities, positive reports are emerging of the Gospel’s advancement in the isolated mountainous country. There are now 1.3 million Christians in Nepal, 4.4% of a population of 30.5 million, and that number is reportedly growing. […]
• Nigeria: Pastor and Christian Student Murdered Amid Surge of Violence in Taraba State
  Amid a wave of violence against Christians in north-eastern Nigeria’s Taraba state, suspected Islamic extremists murdered a pastor and a female Christian student in separate attacks last week, International Christian Concern (ICC) reports. The post Nigeria: Pastor and Christian Student Murdered Amid Surge of Violence in Taraba State appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Nigeria: Fulani Herdsmen Slaughter 96 Christians, “They Overwhelmingly Attacked Our People, Shooting Anyone in Sight”
  Continuing their years-long slaughter of Nigeria’s Christians, Fulani herdsmen murdered at least 96 Christians in neighboring Benue and Taraba states since October 22, Morning Star News (MSN) reports. Tens of thousands of Christians have been murdered by Islamist terrorist groups including Fulani herdsmen, Boko Haram, and Islamic State West Africa Province since Islamic jihadism took […]
• Indonesia Muslim Villagers Ban Christmas Choir Practice
  A Christian choir in Indonesia’s South Sulawesi province pondered Monday how to perform this Christmas after local Muslims objected to their rehearsal. The post Indonesia Muslim Villagers Ban Christmas Choir Practice appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Syria Christians Face Islamic Challenges After Overthrow Of President (Worthy News In-Depth)
  There was mounting concern Sunday about Syria’s Christian minority after Islamic rebels captured the capital, Damascus, forcing longtime autocratic President Bashar al-Assad to flee the nation. The post Syria Christians Face Islamic Challenges After Overthrow Of President (Worthy News In-Depth) appeared first on Worthy Christian News.

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• IDF chief: 'Exerting pressure on Hamas daily to ensure return of hostages' December 18, 2024
  Speaking to troops in Rafah, Halevi says military intensifying operations to dismantle Hamas and secure return of remaining 100 hostages, emphasizes need for stronger security frameworks to support displaced residents returning to communities near Gaza
• UN to vote on Norwegian proposal targeting Israel over UNRWA ban December 18, 2024
  Resolution, which could eventually lead to sanctions, expected to pass with automatic majority despite Israeli diplomatic efforts to block it; Israel expected to respond to move
• Declassified documents reveal when US learned Israel was inching toward nuclear bomb December 18, 2024
  Documents reveal US officials suspected Israel of developing nuclear reactor in early 1960s, sparking staunch denial from then-prime minister David Ben-Gurion
• Hamas signals major concessions as Israel negotiates prisoner release and deportation December 18, 2024
  Terror group may show flexibility on terrorist release terms, with reports naming Tehran as potential exile destination; senior Hamas officials exploring Marwan Barghouti's acceptance of exile to Turkey and demanding mediator guarantees for Israeli compliance with deal
• Iran's currency plunges to historic low as Tehran turns off the street lights December 18, 2024
  Since Trump's election victory, the Islamic Republic's currency has lost more than 10% of its value; At the same time, Iran's energy crisis is also worsening, despite its vast oil and gas reserves: the electricity grid is shaky due to sanctions, and now that a cold wave has arrived, there is not enough for everyone  
• 'People love fake news,' says brother of Israeli spy Eli Cohen December 18, 2024
  Avraham Cohen, brother of Israeli spy active in Syria before he was caught, slams rumors saying agent's body was recovered from Syria and returned to Israel after security officials deny reports; 'We’ve been given hope'
• 'We'll be the last battalion here': Ynet reporter embeds with IDF troops in Jabaliya December 18, 2024
  The IDF Combat Engineering Corps’ 601st Battalion's troops and commanders say they still have work to do in Gaza and will leave only once peace can be fully restored; 'Finding the hostages is our top priority'
• An ATM was stolen from a moshav near Ben Gurion Airport | Watch the heist December 18, 2024
  The thieves, who operated in the dead of night and made a lot of noise, attached a thick rope to a 4X4 and dragged the ATM from its place in Moshav Tzafria, and then drove away with it
• 'Shooting in all directions': How Qatar is grabbing a foothold in Syria December 18, 2024
  Doha is actively working to secure its place and interests in the region by coordinating with Turkey while masquerading as default mediator;  How will this affect Israel? 
• Houthis see ‘little to lose’ as missile threat persists and Israel considers retaliation, experts say December 18, 2024
  Israel intercepted a Houthi missile launched from Yemen toward Tel Aviv, prompting discussions of a military response; Iran-backed group continues attacks amid Israel's multi-front war, posing a growing but manageable threat 
• Concern in the US, Israel over Elon Musk's handling of sensitive and classified information December 18, 2024
  Three parallel investigations have been opened in the US regarding the billionaire, and the US Air Force has refused to grant him a high-level security clearance, the New York Times reports; Other countries, including in Europe, have expressed concern
• Hebron: How do 1,100 Jews survive surrounded by 200,000 Arabs? December 18, 2024
  Yishai Fleisher explains why Hebron is one of the most dangerous cities in Israel
• Time to strike back at the Houthis? December 18, 2024
  British military expert Andrew Fox says time feels right to start taking 'more assertive' action towards the Houthis
• Still 'significant' gaps in cease-fire negotiations as CIA chief set to arrive in Qatar December 17, 2024
  Senior U.S. official asserts 'there will be a deal'; With Israeli delegation in Doha, Jerusalem keeping a cool head; First phase expected to include 7-week cease-fire while second phase 'won't be easy'
• IDF establishes a reserve division for troops aged 38-58 to bolster border defense December 17, 2024
  The David Brigades was created to prevent enemy infiltrations like the one on October 7;  It consists of five reserve brigades, and is set to strengthen border defenses and respond rapidly to threats, with operational readiness targeted for 2025; 'Struggling to meet recruitment targets'
• For 1st time since start of war, hostage's family member will brief the UN Security Council December 17, 2024
   Michael, the brother of hostage Or Levy, who was kidnapped from the Nova music festival on October 7, 2023, is scheduled to speak on Wednesday at the opening of the Security Council's discussion of the Middle East; Unprecedented invitation came after efforts by Amb. Danny Danon and the United States

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