[CP Today] Boko Haram kills at least 110 civilians in this year’s 'most violent direct' attack

Monday, November 30, 2020 TODAY'S HEADLINES is sponsored by Boko Haram kills at least 110 civilians in this year's 'most violent direct' attack World Police block Canadian churchgoers from drive-in worship service: 'heartbreaking' After being fined $5,000 for holding an in-person worship service in violation of Manitoba province's public health order, a Canadian church was prevented by police from holding a drive-in worship service on Sunday. A Message from The Christian Post Shop The 2020 Premium Learn To Code Certification Bundle It may seem impossible to learn a coding language from scratch, but this bundle seeks to guide you from beginner to master. Whether you're looking to learn Java, Python, HTML5 or SQL, this bundle has you covered. Once this bundle is yours, it stays yours for life. Learn More

U.S. Majority of US households with kids worried about food security as millions struggle Fewer than half of households with kids in the U.S. are "very confident" they can afford food over the next four weeks while 5.6 million households with children reported struggling to afford food in the last seven days, according to new Census survey data. World France's highest court orders review of COVID-19 worship restrictions France will have to review the restrictions it created for worship attendance to combat the spread of the coronavirus, according to the Western European nation's highest court. World Pakistan: Parents of kidnapped Christian girl denied custody; child ordered to live at shelter Pakistan's high court in Sindh province has freed a 13-year-old Christian girl from her abductor, a 44-year old Muslim man who forced her into an Islamic "marriage." But instead of returning the girl to her parents, she's required to remain at a government-run shelter until she turns 18.  Church & Ministries Andy Stanley responds to critics over closed church: We're doing pretty good Pastor Andy Stanley of Atlanta's North Point Community Church once again addressed criticism for not restarting in-person worship services, saying his congregation is "doing pretty good" spiritually and financially as they had recently given a record donation to the local community.

A Message from Edifi Singer Colton Dixon Reveals a Real-Life Miracle — and His New Christmas Song Singer Colton Dixon's 2020 has been packed! He and his wife welcomed twins into the world and he's out with a new Christmas song. Plus, he reveals the real-life miracle he and his wife experienced during the birth of their babies. Listen Now.

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