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'Take Back the Rainbow:' Former Transgender, Lesbian Drug Dealer's Mandate from God

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'Take Back the Rainbow:' Former Transgender, Lesbian Drug Dealer's Mandate from God

Nichol Collins lived as a lesbian and drug dealer for 20 years. But now she's a Christian who stands up for God and her faith. After breaking free, Collins says God gave her a mandate.
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Christian Man Sentenced to Death for 'Blasphemy'; Christian Mom Beaten, Confined by Muslims

Two heartbreaking examples of persecution against Christians are making headlines in Pakistan.
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'The Biggest Water Baptism' in US History? 4,166 Baptized at Historic Beach from Jesus Movement

Another big sign of spiritual revival in America just took place at a historic location in California. More than 4,000 people were baptized in Pirate's Cove on Pentecost Sunday to celebrate not only the gift of eternal life but to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Jesus Movement.

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Another California Teen Sues Medical Provider for Double Mastectomy, Transgender Hormones

Another young woman is suing the medical providers who surgically altered her body to look like a boy when she was just a young girl.
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Today Is National Donut Day, and You Can Thank the Salvation Army for That

Today, Friday, June 2 is the 85th annual celebration of National Donut Day.  And even though most of us don't need a reason to enjoy a donut, there are deals to be had on donuts from retail chains around the country. 
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Israeli Knesset Members Decry Verbal, Physical Attack on Participants at Isaiah 62 Prayer Event

Last weekend's conclusion of the global Isaiah 62 prayer and fast for Israel was an overwhelming success, but there was one aspect about it that took the attendees and many members of the Jewish community in Jerusalem by surprise. Before, during, and after that prayer meeting, a large number of ultra-Orthodox demonstrators harassed and even attacked some who attended the event. They called the participants "missionaries" and the protests turned violent.