Monthly Archives: September 2014
Panel backs Christian women’s right to inherit from children
India's law commission on September 12 recommended to the federal government that an amendment be made to the Indian Succession Act, 1925, which governs Christian rights.
Christian prayer group arrested in Saudi Arabia
THE group was abducted from the home of an Indian Christian in the city of Khafji, near the Kuwaiti border. They have not been heard from since their arrest.
Don’t be like the people who heard Elijah’s altar call!
THE challenge thrown at Bible-believing Christians is not at identifying what’s good and what’s evil. It’s in discerning the difference between what’s right and what seems like right. The devil has always been in the business of duplication.
3 Secrets to a HAPPY, MARRIED LIFE
IF there’s anyone in the world, who ought to have felt bitter about his marriage, it should have been Adam – the first man ever. He once went to sleep, and woke up to discover two momentous things happened in his life without his knowledge.
Church turned into ‘temple’ after 72 Valmikis reconvert to Hinduism
A church with a cross in it that belonged to the 7th Day Adventists overnight turned into a temple adorned with a portrait of Shiva after what some Hindu groups in Aligarh termed the "successful ghar wapasi" (reconversion) of 72 Valmikis who had become Christians in 1995.
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Finding happiness in dying for the Lord
For all who die in the Lord, death does not have the last word. Death has already been defeated. To die in the Lord is to find rest from toil and struggle.
