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New Data Shows Christianity Has Grown by about 1% in Indonesia
The research shows that Indonesia, which is a Muslim-majority nation, now has 20.4 million Protestants and 8.42 million Catholics. In total, both groups make up nearly 11 percent of the total population.
63 Percent of Parents Want to Have the 'Final Say' in Their Child's Public Education, Survey Finds
A new survey found that 63 percent of parents believe that they should have the “final say” when it comes to opting out of certain parts of public education, including topics they see as morally objectionable or inappropriate.
Hamas Terrorist Opens Fire Near Entrance of Temple Mount Killing 1, Injuring 4 Others
Security forces in Israel are on high alert after a Hamas terrorist opened fire in Jerusalem’s Old City Sunday, killing one and injuring four others.
Social Activist, Archbishop Desmond Tutu Dead at 90
On December 26, social activist and Archbishop Desmond Tutu passed away in Cape Town. He was 90.
'There Is No Federal Solution' to the COVID-19 Pandemic, President Biden Says
President Joe Biden said this week that he will support governors in the fight against the omicron variant of COVID-19.
Faith-Based Apps Bring in $175.3 Million in Venture Funding in 2021
Venture capital funding for religious, mostly Christian, apps jumped from $6.1 million in 2016 to $175.3 million in 2021, market research firm PitchBook Data reports.
Large Prayer Event Aimed at Restoring America's Covenant with God to Take Place in Florida
Organizers are planning a large prayer event in early January in Plant City, Florida. The goal of the event is to restore the covenant America made with God.
Good Samaritans Run into Burning House, Save 80-Year-Old Woman
On Christmas morning, a Virginia man and an unidentified stranger ran into a burning house in Norfolk, Virginia, and saved an 80-year-old woman.
Ghislaine Maxwell Found Guilty on 5 Counts in Sex Trafficking Case
Number of Homeless Youth in the U.K. Has Increased by 40 Percent in the Last 5 Years
According to a U.K. charity, youth homelessness has jumped by 40 percent over the last five years.
Texas House Passes Bill Banning Trans Women, Girls from Participating in Female School Sports
The Texas House of Representatives recently passed a bill banning transgender women and girls from participating in female school sports.
Pastor Andy Stanley Opens Up about Formerly ‘Broken’ Relationship with His Father, Evangelist Charles Stanley
Pastor Andy Stanley recently opened up in a sermon about how he previously struggled with a "broken" relationship with his father, evangelist Charles Stanley.
FDA Advisory Panel Approves Pfizer Vaccine for Children Ages 5 to 11
The FDA advisory panel has approved the Pfizer vaccine for children ages 5 to 11.
Florida School District Defends Taking Elementary Schoolers on Field Trip to Gay Bar
A school district in Florida is standing behind an elementary school field trip to a gay bar.
Atheist Group Urges Congressmembers to Stop Participating in the National Prayer Breakfast
Supreme Court Orders Case of New York Nuns Being Forced to Support Abortion to Be Reheard
This week, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that a lower court will rehear the case of a coalition of nuns who say they are being forced to violate their religious beliefs under New York’s abortion mandate.
Students in China Showed Videos Calling God 'Wicked' and a 'Superstition'
According to Bitter Winter, young children in parts of China are being taught that God is "wicked" and a "superstition." 
Actor Josh Brolin Celebrates 8 Years of Sobriety with an Instagram Post Thanking God
Actor Josh Brolin celebrated eight years of sobriety this week with an Instagram post thanking God.
Public School Employees Must Be At Least Partially Vaccinated by October 1, New York Mayor Says
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced this week that public education employees have until Friday to receive at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.
Virginia Mother Urges School to Remove Sexually Explicit Books from High School Library
A Virginia mother recently criticized the Fairfax County Public Schools Board for including sexually explicit books in the high school library.