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• Sticky Note From God ~04.18.21~ April 19, 2021
  Proverbs 3:5 
  Deborah Ann
• A Trust Tangible ~ April 19, 2021
  Lord give me a heart,one willing to go doeverything You askthough I don’t know how to. Let me not count on,my own comprehendinginstead let me rely onwhat is Your understanding. Lord give me a mind,one able to go actanything You requirewithout knowing the facts. Let me not refer,to my own way of thinkinginstead let me […]
  Deborah Ann
• Afternoon Ponderings ~04.18.21~ April 18, 2021
  Psalm 112:7
  Deborah Ann
• Snippet of The Day ~04.18.21~ April 18, 2021
  Click On Link Below To Read Full Poem I Trust God
  Deborah Ann
• Good Morning Quote ~04.18.21~ April 18, 2021
  Deborah Ann
• Sticky Note to God ~04.18.21~ April 18, 2021
  Proverbs 3:5
  Deborah Ann
• Sticky Note From God ~04.17.21~ April 18, 2021
  Galatians 3:26
  Deborah Ann
• Child Of The Day ~ April 18, 2021
  Child of the day,children of the Lightput our trust in Godwith all of our might. Warriors on this earth,fighting off evilnesspledge never to returnto our former wretchedness Holy and righteous are we,holding on to the Lifeeven though it causes usworldly grief and strife. Awake, sober and alert,to the powers of darknessson’s and daughter’s of Godfull […]
  Deborah Ann
• Afternoon Ponderings ~04.17.21~ April 17, 2021
  1 Peter 2:11
  Deborah Ann
• Snippet of The Day ~04.17.21~ April 17, 2021
  Click On Link Below To Read Full Poem The Children Of God
  Deborah Ann

DAILY CHRISTIAN NEWS

• Biden tries to end Trump abortion referral ban, re-fund PP April 18, 2021
  On Wednesday, President Joe Biden attempted to undo former President Donald Trump’s pro-life policy that stopped Planned Parenthood and clinics from referring women to get abortions – a reversal that would restore one type of funding for the world’s largest abortion provider.
• Facebook bans report on BLM co-founder's $3.2M home purchases April 17, 2021
  Facebook is under fire for banning users from sharing a New York Post article last week reporting on Black Lives Matter Co=founder Patrisse Khan-Cullors’ $3.2 million spending spree on four homes.
• An opioid explosion – a little discussed outcome of Biden's border policies April 16, 2021
  A 400% increase in the number of encounters at the U.S.-Mexico border between 2020 and 2021 should signal a crisis. But the Biden administration continues to ignore the obvious – and Mexican drug cartels are reaping great benefits.
• A jailed pastor and fenced-off church: Canada or China? April 16, 2021
  Health officials in Canada are behaving no differently than China’s thuggish communists when a church has to meet in secret for fear of authorities, a lifelong Canadian, and longtime conservative activist, warns. 
• Critics say plan by power-mad Dems will 'blow up in their faces' April 16, 2021
  While they may have a majority in Congress, Democrats face an uphill battle with a bill to increase the number of justices on the Supreme Court from 9 to 13. Conservative critics don't expect them to succeed – and some even argue it will benefit Republicans.
• Noem latest guv to push back on dumping illegal aliens April 16, 2021
  South Dakota’s governor Kristi Noem has become the latest state official to tell the federal government to beat feet when federal officials attempt to dump illegal immigrants there.
• Pastor: 'Bullying' of voters is motive behind legislation April 16, 2021
  Legislation in California, if it becomes law, would allow politicians to see the names of people that signed the petitions against them – which a pastor says would essentially legitimize a form of bullying.
• Loyola honor students whine about class assignment: Reading the Bible April 15, 2021
  Students at a well-known Catholic university are complaining over a classroom assignment: They are required to read the Bible as part of an honors course.
• Cardinal, college continue to condone 'satanic' content April 15, 2021
  The campaign to shut down a student-run Catholic radio station in New Jersey continues to fall on deaf ears.
• Loan forgiveness doesn’t fit narrative of fairness April 15, 2021
  A new poll finds most students don't think it's fair for taxpayers to pay for student loan debt.
• Senator sides with parents April 15, 2021
  A Louisiana lawmaker is gaining support for a bill dealing with transgender youth, as he says it goes along with "every other rule" that has to do with minors and medical treatment.
• Attorney: Public has right to see what undercover journalists see April 15, 2021
  A legal group is appealing a decision against undercover journalist David Daleiden, whose prior video releases exposed the role of Planned Parenthood and others in the abortion industry in the sale of aborted babies' body parts.
• Mehlman: Biden promising 'goodies' to block border surge April 15, 2021
  An immigration watchdog says President Biden appears to be mirroring Donald Trump’s actions by urging Latin American countries to keep citizens from marching north but, in reality, it’s not quite the same tactic.
• Community pro-life trend continues April 15, 2021
  Another community has officially denied the abortion industry any chance of setting up shop within its borders.
• No, pastors, God is not okay with abortion April 14, 2021
  The founder of "a continual bulwark for families and the values that make families strong" says Christians need to respond to an organization in Kentucky that is using lies to promote abortion.
• Markell: Israel not fooled by 'ironclad' promise April 14, 2021
  A vocal defender of Israel and its self-defense is convinced the Biden administration will throw the Jewish State under the bus despite assurances from Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin.
• Many colleges making 'very troubling' choice April 14, 2021
  Whether college students should be required to get the COVID-19 vaccine is an issue over which universities are divided, but one RN and advocate for health freedom can see why so many people are hesitant to fall in line.
• CNN director admits in sting: We were out to get Trump April 14, 2021
  A CNN staffer has admitted to an undercover investigative reporter that for the last four years, the network prioritized getting Donald Trump out of office over doing journalism.

WORLD CHRISTIAN NEWS

• Uganda Mother Attacked For Faith In Christ
  A mother of seven children in eastern Uganda has reportedly suffered severe wounds after her husband and other Muslim relatives attacked her on Easter Sunday for putting her faith in Christ.
• China Returns Cross To Evangelical Church
  An evangelical church in China says it has received back a cross and other items that were confiscated by the ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
• ‘Hungary Rescues Syrian Christians’
  An archbishop in war-torn Syria has thanked Hungary for enabling hundreds of Christians to return to their homes, Hungary’s government said.
• Laos authorities release Pastor jailed for holding worship services
  Authorities in Laos have released a pastor who was jailed early last year for refusing to halt worship services at the church he founded in the southeast Asian country, International Christian Concern reports. Pastor Sithon Thippavong was freed on April 9 after just over a year in prison.
• Canada: 1,000 people protest COVID-19 physical closure of GraceLife church
  Around 1,000 people attended a demonstration outside GraceLife Church in Alberta, Canada on Sunday, to protest against the government’s physical closing of the church’s premises on the grounds it had violated COVID-19 restrictions, Christian Headlines reports. GraceLife is led by Pastor James Coates, who was arrested and detained for holding services in contravention of coronavirus […]
• Nigeria persecution: Eight Christians freed after abductions
  Eight Christians who were abducted by gunmen in Nigeria’s Kaduna state last month have been freed and were taken to hospital for medical evaluation, International Christian Concern reports. Nigeria currently ranks 9th on the US Open Doors Watch List of countries where it is most difficult to be Christian: believers in the northern region and […]
• Pakistan persecution: Christian nurses jailed for violating blasphemy law
  Two Christian nurses in Pakistan have been jailed for violating blasphemy laws by following a hospital supervisor’s instructions to clean up an area covered with old hangings and stickers, including a half-torn old sticker with a verse from the Koran on it, International Christian Concern reports. Rights groups have said Pakistan’s harsh blasphemy laws are […]
• Christians Hiding In Myanmar Jungles After Army Attacks; Many Killed
  Tens of thousands of mainly Christian ethnic Karen people were hiding in the jungles of Myanmar on Sunday, after fresh attacks by the military that took power in a coup, aid workers told Worthy News.
• Clergy Kidnapped In Haiti As Abductions Rise
  Seven Catholic clergy, including two French citizens, were abducted Sunday in Haiti, where kidnappers increasingly target churches, officials said.
• Somaliland Christians Face Jail After Leaving Islam
  Authorities in Somalia’s breakaway region of Somaliland seek long prison terms for at least six people who converted from Islam to Christianity, Worthy News established Thursday.

ynet – News

• Eight arrested as clashes erupt in Jerusalem and Jaffa April 19, 2021
  Jaffa clashes begin with protests over attack on rabbi in Ajami neighborhood with Jews and Arabs facing off and divided by police, but then descend into violence; in Jerusalem, police and Arabs clash over ban on Ramadan gatherings outside Old City
• Two suspects arrested in assault of Jaffa rabbi April 18, 2021
  Eyewitness says suspects were heard yelling 'it is forbidden for them to move here' before attack; incident sparks clashes between Jewish and Arab groups and police made several arrests
• Security Cabinet worried U.S. 'racing to revive Iran nuclear deal at all costs' April 18, 2021
  As Tehran and Washington are negotiating to rejoin 2015 pact, senior officials say 'Americans giving up more than the Iranians are asking for, they hear our concerns, but question is whether they're even listening'
• In bid to break gridlock, Lapid calls for unity government April 18, 2021
  Opposition leader draws up cooperation between 'Zionist, patriotic' parties from all across the political spectrum, says 'will be surprised' if president does not task him with forming government next in case Netanyahu fails to do so
• Netanyahu vows to pass reforms on treatment of disabled IDF vets April 18, 2021
  PM says will bring to government vote broad reforms to rehabilitation policies within two weeks amid protests against alleged neglect of veterans carrying mental, physical disabilities from their military service
• Q&A: Coronavirus czar on the future of the COVID battle April 18, 2021
  Prof. Nachman Ash talks to Ynet about reduced masked restrictions, the dangers of variants from abroad, in particular India, vaccines for children and the future of the country's fight against COVID-19
• Disabled IDF veterans protest in Tel Aviv, demand better treatment from state April 18, 2021
  Protesters block city's main orbital highway, calling for reform of rehabilitation policy; demonstrators carry signs bearing army motto 'No man left behind,' chanting name of veteran suffering from PTSD who set himself on fire last week
• U.S. to Israel: Iran attacks intefering with nuclear deal efforts April 18, 2021
  Biden administration said to be unhappy with Israeli 'boasting' about incidents that Tehran says prompted it to increase uranium enrichment; Mossad chief, national security adviser to head to U.S. in coming weeks for talks on issue
• Israel, Greece sign biggest ever defense deal April 18, 2021
  Deal set to upgrade capabilities and strengthen economies of both countries, Defense Minister says of the 1.65 billion dollar contract for Hellenic Airforce training center that will be established and maintained for 22 years
• Israel ends outdoors mask mandate, fully reopens schools as infection rates stay low April 18, 2021
  After year of COVID-induced restrictions, constant closures and remote learning, students from kindergarten to 12th grade return to a full academic routine; 54% of Israel's 9.3 million population has had both shots of Pfizer vaccine
• Iran names suspect in Natanz attack, says he fled country April 17, 2021
  State TV names him as Reza Karimi, shows alleged Interpol notice for his arrest, but does not elaborate how he would have had access to one of most secure facilities in Islamic Republic
• Hours after Independence Day, Gaza militants fire rocket into south April 15, 2021
  Israeli military confirms one rocket, fired toward the city of Sderot, landed in open area near the border fence; no damage or casualties reported; earlier, a rocket alert siren sounded in the city and surrounding areas
• Chaos as Independence Day party ends with chairs being hurled April 15, 2021
  Late night celebration at Or Yehuda events hall erupts in violence after last stragglers refuse to leave event; police called to break up after fight with venue owner saying people had been drinking strong alcohol and 'lost control of themselves'
• Israel Prize awards wrap up Independence Day festivities April 15, 2021
  Education minister opens the ceremony by praising the Israeli spirit despite the country's highest honor this year being clouded by controversy after Prof. Oded Goldreich was blocked from receiving the award over Israel boycott comments
• Timeline of Iran-Israel tensions since Natanz incident April 15, 2021
  April 11 blast at the nuclear site, which Tehran blames on Israel, prompted the Iranians to start enriching uranium with up to 60 percent purity, 20 times higher than what it had committed to in 2015 deal, which the West is trying to revive
• U.S. envoy: Maritime border talks with Israel will help crisis-hit Lebanon April 15, 2021
  In Beirut, American diplomat David Hale says resolving border dispute would 'have potential to unlock significant economic benefits'; stalled negotiations holding up offshore exploration

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