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• Sticky Note From God ~12.22.25 December 23, 2025
  Proverbs 16:32
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Give The Gift Of Patience ~ December 23, 2025
  If everyone would give,patience out this yearthere’d be more laughterjoy, happiness and cheer. If we didn’t lose our cool,or have a shorten fuse . . .just think of the tantrumswe’d be able to defuse. If we’d replaced our anger,with longsuffering and lovewe’d conquer our animositieswith the power from above. If all could put aside,every hurt […]
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Afternoon Pondering ~ 12.22.25 December 22, 2025
  Colossians 3:13
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Snippet of The Day ~12.22.25~ December 22, 2025
  Click On Link Below To Read Full Poem Good Fruit Bearing
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Good Morning Quote ~ 12.22.25 ~ December 22, 2025
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Sticky Note To God ~12.22.25 December 22, 2025
  Proverbs 14:29
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Sticky Note From God ~12.21.25 December 22, 2025
  Proverbs 15:4
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Give The Gift Of Gentleness ~ December 22, 2025
  The gift of gentleness,is the perfect present . . .it’s reasonable and it’s fairit’s always nice and pleasant. It’s full of graciousness,it has a kindly dispositionit’s courteous and it’s politeit’s never an imposition. It’s tender and it’s loving,it’s caring and considerateit’s even temper and it’s tranquilit’s always just and moderate. It’s passionate and fervent,it’s easy-going […]
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Afternoon Pondering ~ 12.21.25 December 21, 2025
  Ephesians 4:2
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Snippet of The Day ~12.21.25~ December 21, 2025
  Click On Link Below To Read Full Poem A Life Gentle
  Deborah Ann Belka

DAILY CHRISTIAN NEWS

WORLD CHRISTIAN NEWS

• Christian Family Flees Brick Kiln Slavery in Pakistan as Fears Grow for Abducted Girlss
  With Christmas approaching, a Christian worker and his family have fled a brick kiln in Pakistan where they were effectively held in modern-day slavery by their Muslim employer, amid continuing concerns over the safety of Christian girls in the mainly Islamic nation, investigators told Worthy News. The post Christian Family Flees Brick Kiln Slavery in […]
• Iran: Five Christians Receive Lengthy Prison Sentences
  Five Iranian Christians have been sentenced to a combined 55 years in prison amid a broader crackdown on devout Christian believers in Iran, a strict Islamic nation, sources told Worthy News Thursday. The post Iran: Five Christians Receive Lengthy Prison Sentences appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Egyptian Christians Seek Refuge as Attacks, Discrimination Persist
  Egyptian Christians facing religious-based violence and discrimination are increasingly relying on underground safe houses as authorities continue to fall short on protecting minority rights, Christian advocates say. The post Egyptian Christians Seek Refuge as Attacks, Discrimination Persist appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Tourists Barred From Bringing Bibles Into Nicaragua Amid Widening Crackdown on Christians
  Nicaraguan authorities have begun barring tourists from bringing Bibles into the country, a move that signals an intensifying crackdown on religious freedom and independent expression. The post Tourists Barred From Bringing Bibles Into Nicaragua Amid Widening Crackdown on Christians appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Syrian Christians Fear Dark Future Under Al-Sharaa Despite Christmas Celebrations And Washington Breakthrough (Worthy News In-Depth)
  Despite Christmas approaching, many Christians in Syria aren’t in a celebratory mood one year after the toppling of longtime autocratic President Bashar al-Assad, investigations reveal. The post Syrian Christians Fear Dark Future Under Al-Sharaa Despite Christmas Celebrations And Washington Breakthrough (Worthy News In-Depth) appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• 100 Nigerian Students Rescued, 165 Still Missing After Islamic Attack On Catholic School (Worthy News In-Depth)
  Some 100 students have been rescued, and about 50 others escaped following Nigeria’s largest Christian school kidnappings in recent years, several sources confirmed Wednesday. The post 100 Nigerian Students Rescued, 165 Still Missing After Islamic Attack On Catholic School (Worthy News In-Depth) appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Pakistani Police Investigate Killing of Pastor
  Pakistani police have released security camera footage allegedly showing the main suspect in Friday’s assassination of Pastor Kamran Salamat, also known as Kamran Naaz, whose death at age 45 has shocked Pakistan’s embattled Christian community. The post Pakistani Police Investigate Killing of Pastor appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Catholic Priest Abducted in Northern Nigeria as Christian Kidnappings Surge
  A Catholic priest remained missing in northern Nigeria Thursday after being abducted from his residence in Kaduna State, Worthy News learned. The post Catholic Priest Abducted in Northern Nigeria as Christian Kidnappings Surge appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Prominent Pakistani Pastor Shot Dead After Surviving Earlier Assassination Attempt
  A funeral was underway in Pakistan on Saturday for a prominent Gospel preacher who was shot and killed in a Friday attack, less than three months after he survived another assassination attempt by suspected Islamic extremists, friends told Worthy News. The post Prominent Pakistani Pastor Shot Dead After Surviving Earlier Assassination Attempt appeared first on […]
• Sudan’s Oldest Churches Attacked Amid Ongoing War
  Sudanese Christians faced new challenges Tuesday after two of Sudan’s oldest churches were reportedly attacked by suspected Islamic vandals in the Sunni Muslim–majority nation. The post Sudan’s Oldest Churches Attacked Amid Ongoing War appeared first on Worthy Christian News.

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• 'We came back, but the city didn't': northern border town residents warn of collapse after war December 23, 2025
  Months after evacuations, residents of Kiryat Shmona say the city is empty, businesses are closing and essential services are failing; with no clear recovery plan, locals demand government action before Kiryat Shmona fades for good
• Israel kills three Hezbollah operatives, including Lebanese army intelligence soldier December 23, 2025
  IDF says airstrike near Sidon eliminated 3 Hezbollah members, including one who also served in Lebanon’s army; strike comes amid rising tensions over Hezbollah’s activity in southern Lebanon and alleged ties between terror group and military
• Top court swamped by petitions in escalating government showdown December 23, 2025
  High Court of Justice weighs unprecedented wave of challenges to Knesset laws and government moves, deepening clash between branches of power
• Israeli leaks on Iran raise war fears, officials warn of dangerous miscalculation December 23, 2025
  Defense and intelligence officials caution high-level briefings and media leaks about renewed clash with Iran could trigger miscalculated response from Tehran; with ceasefire deals unraveling and Hezbollah’s intentions unclear, fears of broader war mount
• Flanked by Greek and Cypriot leaders, Netanyahu sends defiant message to Iran and Turkey December 23, 2025
  At a Jerusalem summit, PM pledges expanded military and security cooperation with Greece and Cyprus, warns Iran that any aggression would draw a harsh response, and signals resolve against regional ambitions threatening stability in eastern Mediterranean
• Texas plane crash: Mexican aircraft carrying patients goes down, child among dead December 23, 2025
  At least five people were killed when a Mexican aircraft crashed on Galveston Island; those on board included Mexican officials and members of a nonprofit that assists children with severe burns; the cause is under investigation amid heavy fog
• Iran attack on Israel less likely due to damaged air defenses, expert says December 23, 2025
  Beni Sabti: 'If they don't have air defense systems, they cannot attack us'
• Antisemitism signals a deeper crisis in the West, says AISH rabbi December 23, 2025
  Rabbi Daniel Rowe: 'Most movements driving antisemitism have a very deep anti-societal agenda'
• Expert warns anti-Zionism could drive Jews out of the West December 23, 2025
  Oz Party founder Einat Wilf: 'Every country that allowed anti-Zionism to become its dominant ideology, to become institutionalized, became hostile to Jewish life'
• 'Trump Class': US to build two new warships '100 times more powerful' December 23, 2025
  Speaking at his Mar-a-Lago estate, Trump announced a new project, 'Trump Class', to upgrade the US Navy amid increased activity in the Caribbean, saying the warships would preserve US dominance and deter enemies, while issuing a direct warning to Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro
• Israel moves to restore another settlement evacuated in 2005 disengagement December 23, 2025
  Government approves plan to allow settlers to return to Sa-Nur 20 years after its evacuation, de facto repealing 2005 disengagement in northern West Bank
• Trump administration abruptly ousts 30 Biden-era ambassadors worldwide December 23, 2025
  Washington was stunned after the administration told dozens of ambassadors to end their terms by late January, despite most being career diplomats; critics said Trump was removing seasoned envoys while 80 posts remain vacant, weakening US global leadership and benefiting Russia and China
• 'This is Daddy’s house too': after captivity, a family relearns how to be whole December 22, 2025
  Two months after Omri Miran returned from Hamas captivity, his wife Lishay and their young daughters are navigating trauma, recovery and fragile firsts, caught between ordinary moments and the lasting scars of Oct. 7
• IDF soldiers frustrated as Hamas recovers: 'Can’t do anything without US approval' December 22, 2025
  Reservists say they're barred from responding to clear Hamas activity beyond the 'yellow line' and face growing uncertainty; many warn Israel is missing a rare chance for demilitarization and long-term political change in Gaza
• UHaifa professor warns: Quiet in the Middle East means trouble ahead December 22, 2025
  Dr. Dan Schueftan: 'I want cooperation much more than normalization, because this is what counts'
• Netanyahu defends Oct. 7 probe as 'fair' as families, opposition slam panel as politically biased December 22, 2025
  The cabinet approved a bill sponsored by Likud MK Ariel Kallner to formalize creation of the political, non‑state inquiry commission, with is slated for a preliminary vote in the Knesset later this week

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