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Christian Homeschooling Family Who Fled German Persecution Facing Deportation by Biden Admin

A Christian home-school family that was granted asylum in the United States 15 years ago after facing persecution in Germany, will be deported to their home country on orders from the Biden administration.
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Health

Chemo Wasn't an Option - That's When God Supernaturally Healed This Man of Inoperable Cancer

David Baker had stage four melanoma. A tumor on the side of his face had grown so huge he couldn't see out of his right eye, and he could barely eat. Doctors said there was nothing they could do. But David managed to get to church on Easter morning, and that's where he received a miracle.
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World

'Digital Abomination': Transhumanism, the New AI Religion and the Globalist Agenda for Your Future

Microchips implanted in our brains and artificial intelligence much smarter than humans. It sounds like a science fiction novel, but could such technological advances really be imminent?  

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Israel

At Least 3,000 Christians from 80 Nations Expected for Jerusalem Sukkot Celebration

The International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ) will host at least 3,000 Christians from more than 80 nations for the annual Sukkot or Feast of Tabernacles celebration. Nations from near and far are expected to take part, including delegations from Egypt and Turkey, and a large contingent of Christians from Fiji in the South Pacific.
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Biden Makes History Joining Striking United Auto Workers on Picket Line

President Joe Biden became the first president in history Tuesday to stand alongside striking union workers on the picket line. 
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Atheist Group Claims Auburn's Football Coach Attending Revival Is 'Unconstitutional'

A prominent atheist group is throwing cold water on an impromptu baptism service at Auburn University. The Freedom From Religion Foundation is rebuking the Alabama-based college’s football coach, Hugh Freeze, for attending and helping with a revival event, calling his association with the baptism service “unconstitutional.”