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• Sticky Note To God ~01.12.26 January 12, 2026
  Proverbs 16:9
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Sticky Note From God ~01.11.26 January 12, 2026
  Psalm 63.1
  Deborah Ann Belka
• As I Awake ~ January 12, 2026
  From the moment I awake,until I go off to bed . . .I pray to the Lordto be Holy Spirit led. I ask Him to guide,the soles of my feetand to keep my stepslike those of His feet. From the moment I arise,until I finally retire . . .I pray and ask the Lordto know […]
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Afternoon Pondering ~ 01.11.26 January 11, 2026
  Psalm 5:3
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Snippet of The Day ~01.11.26~ January 11, 2026
  Click On Link Below To Read Full Poem Good Morning To You Lord
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Good Morning Quote ~ 01.11.26 ~ January 11, 2026
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Sticky Note To God ~01.11.26 January 11, 2026
  Psalm 143:8
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Sticky Note From God ~01.10.26 January 11, 2026
  John 1:16
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Showers Of Blessings ~ January 11, 2026
  Showers of blessings,God wants to give . . .He wants your repentanceso He can forgive. He wants your life,your heart and your soulHe wants you to make Himthe One in control. Showers of mercies,fall from above . . .drops of sweet mercyfilled with His love He wants you to know,His calm and His peaceHe wants […]
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Afternoon Pondering ~ 01.10.26 January 10, 2026
  Psalm 67:1
  Deborah Ann Belka

DAILY CHRISTIAN NEWS

WORLD CHRISTIAN NEWS

• Pastor Killed In Colombia; Christians Shocked
  Christians across Colombia expressed deep shock and grief after church officials confirmed that a prominent evangelical pastor was shot and killed during New Year’s celebrations in the country’s Caribbean region. The post Pastor Killed In Colombia; Christians Shocked appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• China Arrests Church Leaders in Growing Crackdown on Underground Christians
  Chinese authorities have detained Protestant church leaders and demolished church property as part of a “widening crackdown on underground churches” that refuse to align with Communist Party ideology, Christian sources say. The post China Arrests Church Leaders in Growing Crackdown on Underground Christians appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Syria’s Christians Suffer As Thousands Flee Clashes; Several Killed
  There was mounting concern Thursday about the plight of Christians still staying in war-torn Syria after fighting escalated in the northern city of Aleppo, killing several people and prompting tens of thousands to flee their homes. The post Syria’s Christians Suffer As Thousands Flee Clashes; Several Killed appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Pakistan Christians Face Deadly New Year As Church Vandalized And Father Of Three Killed
  New Year celebrations for Pakistan’s Christian minority have been overshadowed by the killing of a Christian father of three, the vandalism of a church, and renewed fears that strict Islamic blasphemy laws could fuel further violence against religious minorities. The post Pakistan Christians Face Deadly New Year As Church Vandalized And Father Of Three Killed […]
• Sudan Drone Strike Kills Christians on Way to Christmas Worship
  At least 11 Christians were killed and 18 others seriously wounded when a drone operated by the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) struck civilians traveling to Christmas celebrations in South Kordofan state on Dec. 25, according to local sources. The post Sudan Drone Strike Kills Christians on Way to Christmas Worship appeared first on Worthy Christian […]
• Pastor Seriously Injured in Machete Attack Outside Church in Eastern Uganda
  A Christian pastor was seriously injured after being attacked by a group of Muslim assailants wielding sharp objects in eastern Uganda, according to an exclusive report by Morning Star News. The post Pastor Seriously Injured in Machete Attack Outside Church in Eastern Uganda appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Angry Villagers Destroy Christian Homes in Laos, Pastor Tied to a Pole for Evangelism
  Tensions remained high Monday in southern Laos after villagers armed with hammers and knives destroyed Christian homes and local authorities tied a pastor to a pole for preaching the Gospel, Christians said. The post Angry Villagers Destroy Christian Homes in Laos, Pastor Tied to a Pole for Evangelism appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Pakistani Christian Girl, 14, Abducted and Raped, Family Says
  A 14-year-old Christian girl is recovering after being abducted and raped in Pakistan’s Punjab province, according to family members and police. The post Pakistani Christian Girl, 14, Abducted and Raped, Family Says appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Pakistan Pastor Murder Case Takes Dramatic Turn As Police Name Wife, Lover As “Masterminds” (Worthy News Investigation)
  The murder of a Pakistani pastor has taken a dramatic turn, with police saying his wife and her alleged lover were the “masterminds” behind the killing, which investigators say was carried out by hired assassins. The post Pakistan Pastor Murder Case Takes Dramatic Turn As Police Name Wife, Lover As “Masterminds” (Worthy News Investigation) appeared […]
• Christians Blocked From Christmas Worship In Indonesia’s West Java Amid Extremism Concerns
  Christians in Indonesia’s West Java province were weighing their options Sunday after Muslims reportedly formed a human wall to block members of a Protestant church from reaching their Christmas worship service, in an incident that has underscored concerns about Islamic extremism in the Asian country. The post Christians Blocked From Christmas Worship In Indonesia’s West […]

ynet – News

• Afar tribe seeks Israeli support amid Iranian expansion and Eritrean repression January 12, 2026
  Tribe living in the Horn of Africa is troubled by the Houthi recruitment, terrorist cells and Tehran's arms shipments, and some among them think that Israel can help
• Prison terms for looters at the Nova massacre site: ‘Absolute betrayal of human dignity’ January 12, 2026
  The court sentenced Liran Yaakovov, Netanel Aviv and Oz Rahum to 36 to 40 months in prison for arriving at the Nova festival site on Oct. 8 to loot victims’ belongings, including the laptop of the late Jenny Nissimboim and the credit card of the late Shay Mutzafi
• IDF says Iran protests are 'internal matter' as rumors spark public alarm January 12, 2026
  False reports of shelter openings in Tel Aviv fueled escalation rumors, prompting the IDF to say Iran’s protests are unrelated to Israel, while stressing readiness for surprise scenarios as mayors said shelters could open if needed
• Report: Trump not afraid of Iran strike, but White House backs diplomacy January 12, 2026
  Exiled crown prince Reza Pahlavi urged President Trump to act against Iran’s regime as protests are crushed, while the White House says Trump prefers diplomacy even as a report says he is leaning toward military action; at least 648 protesters have been killed
• Attorney General tells Supreme Court: Government violated draft ruling, undermining rule of law January 12, 2026
  In sharp response to contempt of court petition, AG confirms government had not acted to enforce law against Haredi tax evaders and called for implementation of Justice Noam Sohlberg's warning: 'A dangerous opening for the rule of unbridled power'
• Venezuela says 116 'political prisoners' freed as it seeks to appease Trump, opposition denies January 12, 2026
  Venezuela announced over the weekend that it would begin releasing political prisoners as a 'goodwill gesture' in an attempt to appease Trump after Maduro's capture; Human rights groups say number released is significantly lower than claimed 116
• IDF plans postwar future amid US aid cut fears and election uncertainty January 12, 2026
  More than two years after Oct. 7, and amid election and budget risks, the IDF launches a new five-year plan, preparing for a massive force buildup as a possible alternative to US aid, despite no guaranteed funding
• 4 Israelis arrested for running drug ring on popular Thai island January 12, 2026
  Drugs and cash were seized during arrest operation by Thai tourist police on Koh Phangan; one Israeli  lives on the island and is suspected of running what was described as a 'network'; the bags of drugs had guns and portraits of Pablo Escobar painted on them 
• Josh, a lone soldier from US, dies after hundreds of reserve days; family seeks IDF recognition January 12, 2026
  After U.S.-born lone soldier Josh Boone was found dead at home, family and friends seek a military funeral and IDF recognition, citing his long reserve service and post-traumatic stress despite his not being on active duty
• 'Israel is still demolishing Gaza' despite ceasefire, New York Times reports January 12, 2026
  Analysis of satellite images shows that since start of ceasefire the IDF has destroyed more than 2,500 buildings: "The destruction has continued'; Israel emphasizes it is destroying tunnels and booby-trapped homes 
• Trump threatens, protests grow and Khamenei is cornered: deal or escalation? January 12, 2026
  Amid widespread protests, Iran denies seeking renewed talks with the U.S. as Khamenei weighs major nuclear and missile concessions against the risk of another military clash, prompting skepticism in Israel
• ‘I heard snoring’: Tel Aviv woman recounts finding Palestinians squatters asleep on her couch January 12, 2026
  Returning from vacation, Nadia discovered two Palestinian burglars fast asleep in her living room; the men, both with prior records, including six other break-ins, arrested on the spot; 'I screamed, and they didn’t even wake up'
• Every passenger a suspect: the undercover unit guarding Israel’s main gateway January 12, 2026
  They look like ordinary passengers returning from vacation, but Israel Police Unit 747 detectives quietly scan Ben Gurion Airport for smugglers of guns, drugs and gold; ‘People chase easy money, but when they’re caught, families fall apart'
• Coalition moves to kill charge central to Netanyahu corruption trial January 12, 2026
  Ministers back bill to scrap 'fraud and breach of trust' offense used in corruption cases against public officials, including Netanyahu; critics say move targets PM’s legal troubles as his trial continues
• Iran stages pro-regime rallies to counter ongoing economic protests January 12, 2026
  Two weeks into anti-regime protests, state media broadcast pro-government rallies with chants against Israel and calls for 'national solidarity'; FM Araghchi blames Trump’s threats for unrest, says situation 'under control' and Tehran 'ready for war or dialogue'
• Disguised as civilians, Hamas scouts exploit Gaza lull to spy on IDF troops January 12, 2026
  IDF warns it may take years to uncover Hamas tunnels on Israeli side of yellow line, some beneath army outposts; troops race to locate them ahead of possible pullback; Hamas resumes rocket production and may be using drones for smuggling

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