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Expat workers out of Morocco, Christian TV still there

Officials of the North African kingdom of Morocco say at least 100 Christians have been deported since March 2010.

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'Leaving Islam' Bus Ads Run in NYC

Move aside pro-atheist and Christian bus ads. A new ad targeting former Muslims has joined the religious bus ad campaigns...

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Middle East Christians Share Faith, Despite Risks

What happens when a Muslim comes to Christ in the Middle East? Many fear persecution so they keep their Christian...

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13 Evangelicals arrested in Alexandria

State Security Investigations Service arrested yesterday in Agami, Alexandria 13 evangelical Christians for proselitizing.

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Billy Graham Wants to Preach Again

Billy Graham may come out of retirement to give one more sermon.

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Flock pledges $115 million to revamp First Baptist of Dallas

Packed tightly into the ornate, old sanctuary and spilling into overflow areas to watch on TV, members of First Baptist...

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Bus bombings show plight of Christians in Iraq

Wailing with grief and rage, Iraqi Christians this week buried the teenage victim of a bombing and lamented again

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Ministries see World Cup as witnessing opportunity

In just under a month, over 400,000 fans and athletes will pour into the city of Johannesburg, South Africa for...

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Malaysia Christian Leader: We're Not Fighting for 'Allah'

Contrary to many reports, Christians in Malaysia are not fighting for the use of the word "Allah."

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Postmaster General to dedicate Mother Teresa stamp in Sept. 5 ceremony

The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) has announced that the Postmaster General will dedicate its new stamp honoring Mother Teresa on...

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