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• Sticky Note From God ~07.11.20~ July 12, 2020
  Luke 18:1
  Deborah Ann
• Heavy On My Mind ~ July 12, 2020
  When my cares, on me weigh . . . that’s when to God I kneel and pray. For when they stay, heavy on my mind there is no peace that I can find. When my worries, creep into my life that’s when onto Jesus I give Him my strife. For when they linger, in my […]
  Deborah Ann
• Afternoon Ponderings ~07.11.20~ July 11, 2020
  1 Peter 5:6-7  
  Deborah Ann
• Snippet of The Day ~07.11.20~ July 11, 2020
  Click Below For Full Poem From The Poem: When You’re Down  
  Deborah Ann
• Good Morning Quote ~07.11.20~ July 11, 2020
  Deborah Ann
• Sticky Note to God ~07.11.20~ July 11, 2020
  1 Peter 5:7
  Deborah Ann
• Sticky Note From God ~07.10.20~ July 11, 2020
  Romans 5:1
  Deborah Ann
• God, My Tranquility ~ July 11, 2020
  God, my Tranquility, my Peace, my Calm You are to my soul a healing balm. You alone provide, the rest that I need when in Your Word I graze and feed. God, my Quietude, my Repose, My Rest Your love and mercy keeps me daily blessed. You silence my heart, with Your still small voice […]
  Deborah Ann
• Afternoon Ponderings ~07.10.20~ July 10, 2020
  Titus 3:2  
  Deborah Ann
• Snippet of The Day ~07.10.20~ July 10, 2020
  Click Below For Full Poem From The Poem: We All Need A Break  
  Deborah Ann

DAILY CHRISTIAN NEWS

• NYT Pulitzer Prize winner sells plan for Biden to evade debates July 12, 2020
  Three-time Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman formulated a strategy for former Vice President Joe Biden to avoid embarrassment and bow out of presidential debates with President Donald Trump – while putting the blame on the incumbent.
• Dems boycotting Hispanic food co. for praising Trump July 11, 2020
  Democratic leaders are calling their leftist supporters to boycott Goya Foods – a Hispanic-owned food company – because its CEO praised President Donald Trump.
• Analyst: Lawlessness turning off most voters … advantage: Trump July 10, 2020
  A conservative political analyst is confident Americans won't support a presidential candidate who doesn't "vigorously" oppose the mob actions the public sees taking place in several major cities across the country.
• Quenching the thirst of millions – with water and the gospel July 10, 2020
  After drilling more than 30,000 "Jesus Wells" and giving out some 58,000 water filters since the turn of the century, Gospel for Asia (GFA) is now supplying 37.5 million people with safe drinking water in what the missions group calls the world's thirstiest continent – Asia.
• Impulse or a stunt, Kanye says he will seek White House July 10, 2020
  Kanye West says he's running for president of the United States but it’s up in the air if he is serious or just seeking more publicity.
• Argument for late-term abortions debunked July 10, 2020
  Statistics are proving late-term abortions aren't being done because of fetal anomaly, which is contrary to what the public is being told.
• C-FAM praises U.S. withdrawal from China-defending WHO July 10, 2020
  There is now an official plan by the Trump administration to drop its membership in the World Health Organization, an arm of the United Nations, and a pro-life group welcomes that announcement.
• BLM fights, curses, screams outside church service July 9, 2020
  A Black Lives Matter protest in New York has garnered national attention after churchgoers were blocked from entering their own building, and cursed, hit and beaten on a recent Sunday morning.  
• SCOTUS praised for … what? Upholding the Constitution July 9, 2020
  Attorneys reacting to Wednesday's Supreme Court rulings are pointing out the ringing endorsement of religious freedom by the majority of the justices.
• It's the professor vs. the polls – who's right? July 9, 2020
  A political scientist who successfully predicted Donald Trump's victory in 2016 is predicting that his re-election – despite bleak poll numbers – is practically guaranteed.
• Home-bound students questioning pricey fall classes July 9, 2020
  College students are famously enduring tens of thousands of dollars in student loan costs but many colleges and universities are refusing to reimburse students for room and board this fall if the pandemic forces another shutdown.
• Wealthy non-profit called out for racking up SBA loan moneys July 9, 2020
  America’s most powerful and wealthy abortion organization is snubbing the federal government over a loan program.
• Texas-style 'cancel culture' comes for GOP convention July 9, 2020
  A veteran of Republican politics in The Lonestar State is vowing to join a lawsuit if Houston’s mayor refuses to allow a state GOP convention.
• Trump's unambiguous message to China: We'll be second to no one July 9, 2020
  A retired Navy officer and military analyst says President Donald Trump is clearly sending a message to Beijing that the South China Sea doesn't belong exclusively to them – and that the U.S. doesn't intend to be runner-up to them when it comes to military might.
• Now hear this: Navy retreats from its worship ban policy July 9, 2020
  A religious freedom law firm has convinced the Navy to reverse course on its ban on service members attending "indoor religious services."
• Pro-abortion forces hope they are on a roll July 9, 2020
  A pro-life group in Virginia is trying to head off an anticipated political onslaught by liberals that could guarantee a "right to abortion" in the state constitution.
• Heated primary race divides GOP July 8, 2020
  It has been 88 years since Kansas last sent a Democrat to the U.S. Senate. But Republican Party leaders in the state are growing concerned that division in their party could see their decades-long run come to an end.
• Church hopeful cash for cops a morale booster July 8, 2020
  A congregation in Tennessee has donated $1,000 to each member of their local police department as a sign of appreciation for their service in protecting the community.

WORLD CHRISTIAN NEWS

• Man Killed In India For Not Rejecting Christ
  New details emerged Thursday of a young Christian man who was reportedly murdered in eastern India for refusing to abandon his faith in Christ. The post Man Killed In India For Not Rejecting Christ appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Media must do more to report on murderous violence against Christians in Nigeria
  The EYN Church of the Brethren, the largest Christian denomination in northeast Nigeria, has reported that over 8,370 of its members have been killed and more than 700,000 displaced by Boko Haram terrorists in the country, CSW News reports. In a statement made on July 2, EYN National President Reverend Joel Billi said that from […]
• India Christians Flee As Mob Attacks Prayer House
  Christian villagers in rural northern India have reportedly fled their homes after an angry mob attacked their prayer house and threatened to kill or rape believers. Five suspects were briefly detained, but violence continued, rights activists told Worthy News. The post India Christians Flee As Mob Attacks Prayer House appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Standoff Over Leaflets, Bibles Send Into North Korea
  A standoff over information leaflets and Bibles being sent by defectors and Christian groups into North Korea has flared up again. The post Standoff Over Leaflets, Bibles Send Into North Korea appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• National Security law is a 'threat to Christians' in Hong Kong
  The imposition of a draconian national security law in Hong Kong this week has given rise to fears over the fate of Christians. The post National Security law is a 'threat to Christians' in Hong Kong appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Iran Detains, Threatens, Dozens of Christian Converts’
  Iran has detained or intimidated dozens of devoted Christians in recent days as part of government efforts to halt the spread of Christianity in the Islamic nation, investigators say. The post Iran Detains, Threatens, Dozens of Christian Converts’ appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Christian Converts Sentenced In Iran
  Seven people who turned from Islam to Christianity have received prison terms, fines, or work restrictions in Iran for “propaganda against the state,” trial observers confirmed Wednesday. The post Christian Converts Sentenced In Iran appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Messianic congregation wins decisive legal victory against anti-missionary organization
  After suffering many years of sustained harassment by anti-missionary group Yad l’Achim, the Beit Hallel Messianic congregation in Ashdod has just won a lawsuit against the organization, Kehila News Israel (KNI) reports. In a resounding victory for believers in Israel, a local court issued a restraining order against Yad l’Achim activists that prevents them, among […]
• Yazidis and Christians face existential threat in northeast Syria following Turkish intervention and US pull back of troops
  The US Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) heard last week that President Donald Trump’s partial withdrawal of American troops from northeast Syria in 2019 created a vacuum in which Turkey and Turkish-backed militia have been able to threaten local vulnerable civilian populations including Christians and Yazidis. Condemning Turkey’s latest airstrikes and ground operations in […]
• Iran Christian Convert: ‘15 Christians Detained for Faith’
  An Iranian Christian rights activist who was jailed for protesting against Iran’s Islamic government says more than a dozen Christians remain behind bars in the country’s overcrowded prisons. The post Iran Christian Convert: ‘15 Christians Detained for Faith’ appeared first on Worthy Christian News.

ynet – News

• Dozens detained as Israelis protest PM's economic response to virus July 12, 2020
  Police say at least 19 protesters were arrested following a mass rally in Tel Aviv over the government's response to economic woes brought on by coronavirus; protesters brawl with police, shouting, 'police state,' 'Bibi, resign', and set garbage bins on fire
• Israel reports 1,360 new virus cases in 24 hours, death toll rises to 354 July 11, 2020
  Health Ministry reports 18,296 active cases of COVID-19 with 134 people in serious condition, including 49 patients on ventilators; several cities placed under partial lockdowns
• Israel sees 840 new coronavirus infections, three fatalities July 10, 2020
  New diagnoses mark significant downturn since day before, which saw record high of 1,464 positive tests; death toll reaches 351; 130 COVID-19 patients now in serious condition, with 42 people on ventilators
• With 1,464 new cases, Israel records higest daily rise in virus infections July 10, 2020
  Health Ministry reports 16,651 active cases of COVID-19 with 124 people in serious condition, including 39 patients on ventilators; several communities placed under partial lockdowns
• All hands on deck as Israel battles second coronavirus wave July 10, 2020
  Police, government and local authorities working with healthcare providers and doctors in effort to coordinate response to resurgence of pandemic, as number of confirmed cases mounts across the country and regulations change on daily basis
• Top government adviser laments wasted time in Israel handling of pandemic July 9, 2020
  Prof. Eli Waksman warns if government fails to implement new policies in coming days, country's entire intensive care apparatus will be in immediate danger of collapse as number of hospitalized patients spikes
• Netanyahu concedes Israel's economy reopened too quickly July 9, 2020
  At presentation of financial rescue plan for virus-induced crisis, premier takes responsibility for damages to economy, says government works on basis of trial and error; grants for wages, self-employed workers transferred early next week
• 4 coronavirus deaths, 922 new cases as Israel's infection rate rises July 9, 2020
  Health Ministry reports 16,025 active cases of COVID-19 with 122 people in serious condition, including 39 patients on ventilators; healthcare providers step up testing as COVID-19 death toll reaches 348 and daily average approaches pre-April lockdown highs
• Facing lockdown, local leaders try to stem spread of coronavirus July 9, 2020
  Vendor at Ramle market complains over the lack of clarity from authorities, says closure would be a death blow to his and other businesses; 2,000 reserve soldiers enlisted to join the fight against coronavirus
• Protests over economy in Israel may turn violent, Lapid says July 9, 2020
  Although police report no signs of violence at protests, opposition leader cautions situation could change as more income groups now feel the economic crunch of reimposed virus restrictions
• Gym owner crashes coronavirus cabinet meeting in plea for solutions July 9, 2020
  Woman implores board members to discuss reopening gyms posthaste, claiming currently available data about gyms does not justify financial damage caused by forced closure
• Palestinian sources: Israel passed Hamas new prisoner swap outline July 9, 2020
  According to Palestinian newspaper Al-Quds, the outline does not meet the conditions previously demanded by Hamas that would lead to the start of negotiations on the issue
• Coronavirus outbreak in the IDF sends 10,000 troops and chief of staff into quarantine July 9, 2020
  Aviv Kochavi among those asked to isolate for his second time since start of outbreak; army says will not reinstate closure of bases, most of the 350 confirmed COVID-19 carriers are asymptomatic and some even well enough to train
• Palestinians hope Biden would roll back Trump's pro-Israel policies July 9, 2020
  120 prominent Palestinian-Americans, who have been pressing U.S. presidential hopeful to take pro-Palestinian stance, sign 'Statement of Principles' that includes making aid to Israel conditional on it ending 'practices that violate Palestinian rights'
• Israel's filthy buses become source of infection with officials shaking off responsibility July 9, 2020
  Transportation Ministry ordered all public transport operators to disinfect the buses but failed to enforce the guidelines, instead passing the responsibility to the Health Ministry; 1,032 incidents of exposure to virus carriers on buses in 2 weeks
• Israel sees 1,231 daily coronavirus cases, with 118 in serious condition July 9, 2020
  The Health Ministry lists a host of Israeli towns and cities, including Jerusalem, Ra'anana, Beit Shemesh, as 'red zones' allowing them to potentially be declared as 'restricted areas' and put in lockdown

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