[CP Today] Nigerian Christian killed in Fulani ambush attack as violence skyrockets

Monday, October 26, 2020 TODAY'S HEADLINES is sponsored by Nigerian Christian killed in Fulani ambush attack as violence skyrockets Church & Ministries Ron Carpenter says legal disputes with Pastor John Gray over church 'are finished' After nearly a year of public legal disputes over church property, megachurch pastors John Gray and Ron Carpenter Jr. have settled their differences after a successful mediation process, Carpenter said. A Message from The Christian Post Shop The Google Analytics Mastery Bundle You will be introduced to the basic concepts and tools of Google Analytics, theoretical and practical implementation of Google AdWords, how to create effective charts, SEO training and tools, and basic to advanced training on CRO. By the end of each course, you'll receive verifiable certificates which you can include in your resume or LinkedIn profile to showcase your enhanced skills. Learn More

World Christian orgs in China drop 'Jesus' from book titles to circumvent internet censorship Internet censorship targeting Christians in China has become so severe that even official government-sanctioned Christian groups are now using the Chinese pinyin initials "JD" to replace Chinese characters for "Christ," according to U.S.-based China Aid. Politics US, 31 other countries sign document declaring 'there is no international right to abortion' The United States, along with 31 other countries, signed on Thursday a document declaring that "there is no international right to abortion." U.S. Endocrine Society used deceptive terminology for trans experimentation on children, document shows A document recently uncovered by an endocrinologist shows the ways in which a professional medical organization deceptively blurred key terms to further the interests of experimental transgender medicine and acquire government funding for it. Politics Amy Coney Barrett's final Senate confirmation vote set for Monday evening After the Senate voted on Sunday to limit debate on President Trump's Supreme Court appointee, the confirmation vote for Amy Coney Barrett has been set for late Monday.

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Voice 'We are in a battle with Satan': The biblical truth we too often ignore In our feel-good, live-in-the moment culture, it's easy to gloss over the parts of scripture that implore us to consider what we cannot always see: the invisible hand of evil.

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