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• Sticky Note From God ~05.24.20~ May 25, 2020
  James 4:7
  Deborah Ann
• Spirit Of Truth ~ May 25, 2020
  Spirit of Truth, come protect me to satan lies . . . let me not agree. For he skews, Your every Word till Your Gospel is so blurred. Spirit of Truth, Jesus incarnate help me to You the path navigate. For the way is wide, the crowd is deep filling up fast with Your lost […]
  Deborah Ann
• Afternoon Ponderings ~05.24.20~ May 24, 2020
  Genesis 3:4-5  
  Deborah Ann
• Snippet of The Day ~05.24.20 May 24, 2020
  Click Below For Full Poem From The Poem: The God Of This World  
  Deborah Ann
• Good Morning Quote ~05.24.20~ May 24, 2020
  Deborah Ann
• Sticky Note to God ~05.24.20~ May 24, 2020
  Psalm 25:5
  Deborah Ann
• Sticky Note From God ~05.23.20~ May 24, 2020
  Isaiah 9:6
  Deborah Ann
• Through All Of Life’s Challenges~ May 24, 2020
  Through all of life’s challenges, times of means and of lean on my Lord and Savior . . . I have continued to lean. For He has not forsaken, nor left me on my own He has always given me access to His holy throne. Through all of life’s trials, when I called out His […]
  Deborah Ann
• Afternoon Ponderings ~05.23.20~ May 23, 2020
  Matthew 19:26  
  Deborah Ann
• Snippet of The Day ~05.23.20 May 23, 2020
  Click Below For Full Poem From The Poem: The Trials Of Your Faith  
  Deborah Ann

DAILY CHRISTIAN NEWS

• MN churches vowed to reopen before Trump declared them ‘essential’ May 24, 2020
  Leading the charge to retake their freedom to worship, many Lutheran and Catholic churches throughout Minnesota vowed Wednesday to reopen on May 26 with or without the go by the state government – just days before President Donald Trump designated churches as being “essential” during the coronavirus pandemic.
• 30K more registered voters than eligible voters in Detroit May 23, 2020
  A government watchdog organization revealed that are more than 30,000 more registered voters on voter rolls in Detroit, Michigan, than there are citizens in the city who are eligible to vote.
• Attorney who warns about Big Tech and Big Brother sees big problem May 22, 2020
  Public health officials in a majority of states are sharing information about coronavirus cases with first responders, a privacy issue that is raising concerns with a civil liberties attorney.
• Powerful corp. couldn't stop vote on SPLC donation May 21, 2020
  The nation’s most wealthy bank was challenged over its support of the Southern Poverty Law Center and forced to address the issue in front of investors.
• GFA: Satan's doing his best, but so are we May 21, 2020
  A ministry committed to serving the "least of these" is doing what it can to help those affected by the latest catastrophe in South Asia.
• Draconian measures aren't the American way May 21, 2020
  A conservative military watchdog is concerned about a military advisory panel's recommendation to mandate government service for young men and women.
• 'Due Date Too Late' –- a 'common-sense' initiative May 21, 2020
  Colorado pro-lifers are racing to the finish line to give residents the opportunity to vote on a piece of pro-life legislation.
• Romanian persecution comes to roost in Chicago May 21, 2020
  Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot is coming down hard on at least two Chicago churches that decided to hold in-person services a couple weeks ago.
• McCorvey's conversion wasn't a lie; FX special is May 21, 2020
  Those who knew Norma McCorvey – the 'Roe' in Roe v. Wade – are taking exception to an FX special on her life.
• Hysteria over HCQ suggests no cure for Trump Derangement Syndrome May 21, 2020
  President Donald Trump disclosed this week he is taking hydroxychloroquine, the anti-malaria drug, which sent the media into a tizzy over a common drug that is helping people stricken with COVID-19. 
• Bishops urge AG to step up obscenity law enforcement on porn May 21, 2020
  Bringing to light the ill effects of pornography, Catholic bishops are petitioning U.S. Attorney General Bill Barr to aggressively enforce obscenity laws.
• Pro-life petition effort still pressing on May 21, 2020
  The Wolverine State is one step closer to going against the will of its governor and banning a more grisly form of abortion.
• Liberal public school district drops sex-ed lessons - for now May 20, 2020
  A conservative group that has repeatedly tangled with liberal educators in a Texas public school district reports a victory that will please concerned parents.
• PP adds stealing to its repertoire May 20, 2020
  A pro-lifer understands how the nation's largest abortion conglomerate would take what doesn't belong to them, and he also understands why the government wants its money back.
• Could we refuse COVID vaccine? May 20, 2020
  Though a well-known attorney and Harvard professor says the Constitution gives the government the power to vaccinate citizens against their will, a registered nurse asserts that people "absolutely have the right to say no."
• Be careful, little eyes re: Screens May 20, 2020
  Even though tens of millions of U.S. students are virtually attending classes online, it's still important for parents to manage screen time for their children's health.
• Ravi has graduated to glory May 20, 2020
  Reaction to the passing of Christian apologist Ravi Zacharias continues to spotlight the extraordinary man of God he was.
• U.S. counters China's threat with generic drug plan May 20, 2020
  Responding to China and its veiled threats to cut off drug supplies, the Trump administration has announced a contract with a U.S. company to build a national stockpile of drug ingredients. 

WORLD CHRISTIAN NEWS

• Kidnapped Myanmar Pastor Released After False Report Of Death
  Pastor Tun N., who was abducted by rebels in Myanmar and thought to have been killed, has been reunited with his family, Worthy News learned Saturday. The post Kidnapped Myanmar Pastor Released After False Report Of Death appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• U.S. Pentecostal Church Destroyed In Arson Attack
  A Pentecostal church in the U.S. state of Mississippi, which challenges coronavirus restrictions, has been destroyed by a suspected arson fire. The post U.S. Pentecostal Church Destroyed In Arson Attack appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Iran Frees Four Converts From Jail
  Four former Muslims who became Christians and part of Iran's leading house church movements have been freed from an Iranian jail, Christian activists confirmed Thursday. Kathrin Sajadpour, Moslem Rahimi, and another Christian, of the 'Church of Iran,' were reportedly freed on a reduced bail of 200 million tomans ($11,500) this week, Wednesday. The post Iran […]
• Hope for Iran Christian as Hungary Closes Transit Zones
  An Iranian Christian father and his young son were among hundreds of asylum seekers on their way to more freedom Thursday after Hungary’s government closed prison-like transit zones. The post Hope for Iran Christian as Hungary Closes Transit Zones appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Civil Liberties Groups says Around 620 Christians Killed by Islamic Militants in Nigeria Since Beginning of 2020
  According to the records of a Nigerian civil liberties organization, Islamic militants have killed at least 620 Christians in the country since the beginning of 2020, CBN News reports. The International Society for Civil Liberties & Rule of Law (ISCLRL) published the number murders in a report which said militant Fulani herdsmen and Boko Haram have stepped […]
• US Pastor Home After 7-months Detention In India
  An American pastor has arrived home after more than seven months of detention in India on controversial charges of tax evasion. The post US Pastor Home After 7-months Detention In India appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Church in North Korea Exists but Deeply Underground
  There are Christians in North Korea but congregations are typically made up of two or three people from the same family, Fox News reports. The North Korean church exists, but it has had to go deeply underground: under the Kim Jong Un regime, believers – and their families - may face the death penalty or […]
• US Mission Pilot Dies In Indonesia Crash
  An American mission pilot flying much-needed coronavirus test kits to a remote village in Indonesia has died in a plane crash, her Christian aviation organization confirmed. The post US Mission Pilot Dies In Indonesia Crash appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Dozens Of Christian Villagers Killed In Nigeria
  Dozens of villagers have been killed in the latest attack on Christian communities in northwestern Nigeria by suspected Fulani Muslim militants, rights investigators, told Worthy News late Wednesday. Among victims were reportedly five people who died when armed men of Fulani origin attacked Makyali village in the Kajuru Local Government Area of Kaduna state. One […]
• China Continues Church Crackdown, Destroys Crosses
  New footage has emerged of an ongoing crackdown by China's government against devoted Christians, including the removal of crosses and disbandment of churches. The post China Continues Church Crackdown, Destroys Crosses appeared first on Worthy Christian News.

ynet – News

• Railway traffic to resume on June 8 May 24, 2020
  Reopening date pushed back for second time; passenger capacity on inter-city, in-city buses, shared cabs, and private taxis increased; health and transport ministers praise move
• With no ceremony or service, Israel marks 20 years since leaving Lebanon May 24, 2020
  414 Israeli soldiers fell in the 15 years of bloody fighting in the southern Lebanese security zone, but due to the fact that this period is not defined as a war, there is no official commemoration by the IDF
• Texas senator pushes U.S.-Israel partnership to fight virus May 24, 2020
  With U.S. now coronavirus epicenter as it reaches over 1.6 million confirmed cases and 95,000 deaths, Ted Cruz co-sponsors bipartisan legislation on joint development of technology, calling current dependency on China 'deeply problematic'
• Mandelblit: Prosecution will not be cowed by Netanyahu attack May 24, 2020
  While the premier alleges AG prosecuted him on trumped-up charges to escape criminal probe on his own misconduct, Mandelblit says prosecution is motivated by protecting the rule of law
• Poll: Over half of Israelis bracing for coronavirus second wave May 24, 2020
  IDI survey finds that public perception of Netanyahu’s handling of health crisis has changed for the worst, while large numbers of the population are apparently still afraid of getting COVID-19
• El Al to operate cargo flights to Turkey for first time in a decade May 24, 2020
  Turkish aviation authorities approve Israeli flag carrier's request to operate two weekly cargo flights from Tel Aviv to Istanbul transporting goods; first plane touched ground on Sunday
• Netanyahu lashes out at justice system as criminal trial gets underway May 24, 2020
  Israel's first sitting PM to stand trial claims the charges against him are attempt to subvert the will of the people and unseat the leader of the right-wing in cooperation with the leftist media, police and state prosecution
• Muslims celebrate major holiday amid curfews, virus fears May 24, 2020
  In Israel, police said they broke up an 'illegal demonstration' and arrested two people outside the Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem, which has been closed since mid-March; worldwide festivities drastically downsized to curb spread of coronavirus
• Rain, unseasonal cold hit Israel after extreme heat May 24, 2020
  Historic heatwave of last week disappeared as Israelis once again reached for umbrellas as showers and cold weather hit most parts of the country; meteorologists say floods are possible in the Jordan Valley and the Judean Desert
• Arriving for trial, Netanyahu slams ‘slanderous and delusional’ charges May 24, 2020
  PM also calls for the trial to be broadcast live; Earlier during a cabinet meeting, neither PM nor his ministers addressed the corruption trial, set to begin at 2pm; 'I hope the justices will do justice,' said Regev, who also arrived at Jerusalem's courthouse to back Netanyahu
• Jerusalem's Holy Sepulcher reopens after coronavirus closure May 24, 2020
  Entrance will be limited to 50 visitors at a time, who must maintain social distancing rules and refrain from kissing the church's stones, icons or other religious items
• Peru frees 'special needs' Israeli caught with cocaine to house arrest May 24, 2020
  Hodaya Monsonego, 25, who is said to be cognitively impaired, faces a criminal trial after she was detained last August with another Israeli national at an airport in Lima with 28 kilos of cocaine in her luggage
• After heatwave, Israel makes masks mandatory again May 24, 2020
  Order approved by Health Ministry last week, which allowed Israelis to go mask-free due to extreme weather, ends as restaurants and hotels are set to reopen later in the week; in May, 4,262 people were fined for violating the rule
• Netanyahu on trial: PM to face judges tough on graft May 24, 2020
  Two of the three-person panel in the past handled several major political corruption cases, including former PM Ehud Olmert's trial in 2014 and Likud MK Tzachi Hanagbi's trial in 2010
• Courtroom 317: Netanyahu's 'unprecedented' corruption trial to open May 24, 2020
  After 500 days of political deadlock, Netanyahu is set begin a new battle in the Jerusalem District Court at 2pm; mass demo set to take place outside courtroom; he faces charges of fraud, bribery and breach of trust
• AG Mandelblit, Netanyahu appointee turned accuser May 24, 2020
  In-depth: The 56-year-old former PM's cabinet secretary remains an enigma for many political analysts following his decision to indict Netanyahu, who made him attorney general back in 2016, on corruption charges

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