Among the belongings Asma Isyed, 68, brought from her West Bank village of Zababdeh in October were a small Bible and a booklet of prayers by St. Mariam Baouardy, a Palestinian saint. Isyed took the keepsakes with her when she traveled to Jerusalem to accompany her sister, Ibtisam Khoury, during her recovery from a liver transplant at Hadassah University Hospital.
One of the last remaining historic Protestant churches in Iran is facing the threat of confiscation by the Iranian government, according to reports, drawing renewed international attention to...
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United Methodist megachurch pastor and author Adam Hamilton has released his first television ad for his campaign to represent Kansas in the United States Senate, accusing government leaders...
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Once again, like many other Americans, I found myself very pleased with some of the Court’s decisions and vexed by others
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Pope Leo XIV will be honored as a recipient of the Liberty Medal by the National Constitution Center on July 3 The last three popes have all made...
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