Daily Archives: January 5, 2015

My Poetry Feed

• Sticky Note From God ~08.07.20~ August 8, 2020
  John 8:11
  Deborah Ann
• Bargain With God ~ August 8, 2020
  Some people think, with God they can bargain some think to their terms He will gladly hearken. But, God will not make, with us any kind of deal He only wants us to know . . . what’s for us is His perfect will. Some people say to God, if You do this ~ I’ll […]
  Deborah Ann
• Afternoon Ponderings ~08.07.20~ August 7, 2020
  Galatians 6:7  
  Deborah Ann
• Snippet of The Day ~08.07.20~ August 7, 2020
  Click Below For Full Poem From The Poem: Risky Business  
  Deborah Ann
• Good Morning Quote ~08.07.20~ August 7, 2020
     
  Deborah Ann
• Sticky Note to God ~08.07.20~ August 7, 2020
  Proverbs 3:5-6
  Deborah Ann
• Sticky Note From God ~08.06.20~ August 7, 2020
  John 6:44
  Deborah Ann
• Have Pity On Us Father ~ August 7, 2020
  Have pity on us Father, for the error of our ways rain down on us Your mercy and we’ll shower You with our praise. Forgive us of our wanderings, for going from You astray give us Your compassion and our gratefulness to you we’ll display. Have pity on us Father, for we have seen the […]
  Deborah Ann
• Afternoon Ponderings ~08.06.20~ August 6, 2020
  Psalm 72:12-14  
  Deborah Ann
• Snippet of The Day ~08.06.20~ August 6, 2020
  Click Below For Full Poem From The Poem: God’s Reach  
  Deborah Ann

DAILY CHRISTIAN NEWS

• ABC, NBC, CBS: Biden, Biden, he's our man! August 7, 2020
  Some startling revelations from a Senate hearing this week were totally ignored by the major broadcast networks – to no one's surprise, says a media watchdog.
• Actions by Kenya's pro-life community paying off August 7, 2020
  Other nations need to mimic the U.S. and its stance on funding abortion in Third World countries. That's the view of an expert in the United Kingdom.
• Pro-lifers rally behind Marshall in tight Senate battle August 7, 2020
  Kansas pro-lifers are rallying around a Republican candidate who won a hard-fought party primary for a U.S. Senate seat.
• DACA lives on; immigration reform group disappointed August 7, 2020
  An immigration reform organization finds it unfortunate that the Trump administration has essentially "punted" on trying to end the contentious Obama-era program designed to give amnesty to certain young illegal aliens.
• PJI helps church fight adult business August 7, 2020
  A small-town church in Oregon won help from city government when church leaders learned an adult entertainment business was opening up next door.
• YAF sues, claims university winked at far-left mob August 6, 2020
  A conservative student group is suing a public university after a renowned economist was denied the ability to speak on campus late last year, alleging university administrators willingly supported the far-left mob over the First Amendment. 
• Left-wing Idaho mayor now target of recall August 6, 2020
  The liberal mayor of Boise, Idaho is facing a recall effort after imposing a left-wing agenda on the capital city in the very “red” state of Idaho.
• Survey: Charity continues despite COVID August 6, 2020
  Though it comes with a warning, a new study has revealed reassurance for faith-based nonprofits regarding charitable giving.
• Biden-favoring polls are 'purely propaganda' August 6, 2020
  An Ohio-based tea party activist says polls that show Joe Biden leading in The Buckeye State are "rigged" to discourage voter turnout for President Trump.
• Pundit: If Biden picks Kamala, expect media to 'airbrush' her August 6, 2020
  A conservative columnist says a U.S. senator's Marxist background makes her the perfect choice for the Democratic vice-presidential nomination.
• Could leaked footage help ex-cops who arrested Floyd? August 6, 2020
  Video footage of George Floyd struggling with Minneapolis police officers has been leaked to the media, revealing what happened to the handcuffed man before he was choked to death, and it comes two months after Minnesota’s attorney general said he was withholding the video evidence from the public.
• Private schools sue MA county over Oct. 1 closure August 6, 2020
  A county health official in Maryland is fighting the state’s governor over a controversial order that keeps private schools closed but a constitutional attorney warns the problem is government power.
• A national strategy for putting Christians in office August 6, 2020
  Since the founding of America, there's never been an association of Christian lawmakers – but that's about to change.
• LA County threatens his church, so pastor lawyers up August 6, 2020
  A pair of high-profile attorneys are representing a California pastor in his battle to hold worship services, despite local and state orders against large gatherings.
• Pence: Life is winning August 6, 2020
  Mike Pence, the first sitting vice president to speak at a March for Life, has established another first for the Trump administration.
• School dilemma is hard on families, children alike August 5, 2020
  Parents and a national teachers union seem to be at odds as to whether students should be starting back to school.
• D'Souza: 'Conservative' campuses actually a misnomer August 5, 2020
  It's no surprise to hear that liberals have taken over many of America's college campuses, but an author and filmmaker explains why it's also a problem at schools with reputations for being conservative.
• Trump praised for demanding audit of foreign workers August 5, 2020
  An immigration watchdog is praising President Trump for issuing another executive order aimed at protecting American workers.

WORLD CHRISTIAN NEWS

• Slaughter of Christians in Africa continues
  Hundreds of Christians have been slaughtered by Islamic terrorists in at least three African countries in recent weeks, CBN News reports. Christian communities in Nigeria, South Sudan, and Cameroon have been targeted by terrorists from different groups, including Boko Haram and Fulani militants. The post Slaughter of Christians in Africa continues appeared first on Worthy […]
• Boko Haram murders 10 civilians and abducts seven others in Lake Chad region near Nigeria
  Islamic terrorists Boko Haram slaughtered 10 civilians and kidnapped seven others on July 31 in the Lake Chad region near the border of Nigeria, Niger, and Cameroon, Persecution.org reports. The post Boko Haram murders 10 civilians and abducts seven others in Lake Chad region near Nigeria appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• 14 Baptists murdered by Muslim Fulani herdsmen in ongoing slaughter of Christians in Nigeria
  Muslim Fulani herdsmen continue to murder Christian Nigerians and, on July 29, fourteen Baptist Christians were killed in Agbadu-Daruwana in central Nigeria’s Kogi state, Morning Star News reports. “Please pray for God’s intervention against antichrist in the land,” leaders of the All Africa Baptist Fellowship have implored in a Facebook post. The post 14 Baptists […]
• Member of Anglican Church in Iran imprisoned for being hostile to the regime
  A Christian convert in Iran has won an appeal against conviction for “insulting the sacred beliefs of Muslims,” but lost his appeal against two charges of inciting “propaganda against the state” and for “membership of a [“Zionist” evangelical] group hostile to the regime” respectively, the Christian Post reports. Ismaeil Maghrebinejad was arrested in January 2019 […]
• Christians in Indian state of Haryana facing fears of proposed anti-conversion law
  The Chief Minister of India’s Haryana state has announced he proposes to add a Freedom of Religion Act that would criminalize forced conversions, Persecution.org reports. Commonly referred to as anti-conversion laws, such legislation has already been enacted in eight other Indian states. The announcement on June 16 by Manohar Lal Khattar has reportedly caused serious […]
• China's Government 'Bans Believing in God' Amid Church Crackdown
  China's Communist leadership has ordered devoted Christians not to believe in God, well-informed activists, and local believers say. "Attacks on house churches have intensified across China. Police and government officials raid places of worship and intimidate congregations," added Shen Xiang, who writes for Bitter Winter, a respected religious rights magazine on China. The post China's […]
• Uganda Christians murdered for preaching the Gospel to Muslims
  Reports emerged this week that Islamic extremists in eastern Uganda have murdered a pastor and a church member for preaching the Gospel to Muslims, the Christian Post reported Saturday. Pastor Peter Kyakulaga and parishioner Tuule Mumbya of Church of Christ were beaten and drowned in a lake in Lugonyola village in the Gadumire Sub-County of Kaliro […]
• Turkey has begun forcing foreign Christians to leave
  Foreign Christians are being told to leave Turkey and others have been barred from re-entering the country, Morning Star News reported Sunday. Rights advocates have said the Turkish government seems to be purposefully aiming such actions against Protestant Christians. The post Turkey has begun forcing foreign Christians to leave appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Planned Parenthood sues church for making too much noise
  The Planned Parenthood abortion provider has filed suit against The Church at Planned Parenthood (TCAPP) in Spokane, Wash. for being too loud and harming their clients, Fox News reports. Its website explains that TCAPP is not a protest but “a gathering of Christians for the worship of God... and repentance of our blood guiltiness in this […]
• China threatens to forcibly take children from Christian families to re-education camps
  The International Christian Concern (ICC) non-governmental organization has received a new report that Chinese authorities threatened to send children from a church in Chengdu to re-education camps, Christian Today reports. ICC has previously reported that Chinese authorities had removed children from Christian families on the grounds that they were "trapped by an evil religion." The […]

ynet – News

• Coronavirus adds to challenges facing Israel's foreign workers August 7, 2020
  From overcrowded living and working conditions to language barriers preventing them from accessing the health services they pay for, hundreds of thousands of non-residents in Israel struggle as they care for the nation's elderly, pick its fruit and vegetables
• Haredi leaders urge PM, Gantz to pass budget, avoid 'madness' of elections August 6, 2020
  If a state budget is does not pass by August 25, the Knesset will automatically dissolve and a snap election will be called, Israel's fourth in little more than a year
• Israeli NGO starts fundraising campaign for disaster-stricken Lebanon August 6, 2020
  The organization set its goal to raise NIS 1 million that will be used to supply Lebanon with food, clothing, and medical equipment; founder Gal Lusky calls on Israelis to pitch in and support the cause
• Armed man seizes hostages in French bank calls for Palestinian rights August 6, 2020
  Police source said the man holding four hostages had made statements in support of the Palestinian cause, 'We know that he has been radicalized and suffers a serious psychiatric illness,' police say
• Education Minister presents education system coronavirus outline August 6, 2020
  Ministry's outline would see kindergartners and children in grades 1-2 study with no adjustments, children in grade 3-4 will study in groups on no more than 18, grade 5-12 will attend school 2 days a week, the rest remote studying at home
• Health Ministry reports 1,055 new coronavirus cases August 6, 2020
  Infection rate continues to drop, standing at 5.8%, the lowest it has been in weeks; virus death toll increases to 576; Israel Institute for Biological Research to begin vaccine human trials after September
• Explosive device attached to balloon found in Arad August 6, 2020
  Fires near Gaza border suspected caused by incendiary devices dispatched from the Strip for the first time since February, did not pose a danger to communities near border fence
• Netanyahu says government to take all steps to avoid lockdown August 6, 2020
  PM visited the Shaare Zedek Medical Center to see its coronavirus ward control center, commended work toward a vaccine at Institute of Biological Research due to begin human trials
• 'We don't want you': Lebanese slam Israeli gesture in wake of Beirut blast August 6, 2020
  Tel Aviv Municipality's decision to light up the City Hall building with Lebanon flag in solidarity causes uproar on social media, with many Lebanese users accusing Israel of bombing the country in the past; some, however, praise Israel's 'humanity'
• Israel removes coronavirus public service ad after Chinese protest August 6, 2020
  Health Ministry takes down a humorous video depicting Cupid-like man named 'Covidon' who comes from Wuhan, after Chinese officials contacted Foreign Ministry to demand that the ad be removed
• Israel sees 1,689 new coronavirus cases as infection rate finally drops August 6, 2020
  Health Ministry says with 25,457 COVID-19 tests conducted on Wednesday, the contagion rate now stands at 6.6% - lowest it's been in weeks; in addition, elderly virus patient released from hospital after 99 days, beating world record for longest stay
• Israel to cut virus isolation to 12 days but keep phone tracking August 6, 2020
  A committee that oversees usefulness of Shin Bet tracking of confirmed COVID-19 carriers set to recommend the government continues to use the contentious method but advises to shorten quarantine period in order to aid Israel's ailing economy
• Ministerial committee on coronavirus wants more enforcement in red zones August 5, 2020
  Ministers decide to reopen malls on weekends after coronavirus czar calls the closure of businesses on some days 'a joke'; PM and NSC push for nation-wide closure Gamzo says devastating to economy
• Report: Israel in the process of transferring aid to Lebanon August 5, 2020
  Contacts being moderated by United Nations, which reportedly says Lebanese government has received aid offer but not yet issued official response
• Number of active Israeli coronavirus patients surpasses 25,000 August 5, 2020
  Hospitals are treating 345 people in serious condition, 106 of them on ventilators as the death toll reaching 565 after three more people have died since midnight
• Tel Aviv city hall lights up with Lebanon flag in solidarity August 5, 2020
  Mayor announces gesture, saying ‘humanity comes before any conflict’; Netanyahu says Israel ready to offer assistance; PM's son, Jewish Home minister slam decision

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