Queen to speak up for faith and Christianity

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Queen to speak up for faith and Christianity

The Queen will use her traditional speech broadcast on Christmas Day to reflect on her personal faith and her belief in the enduring role of Christianity at the heart of British life.

Divine Liturgy for St. Nicholas held in Kenai's historic chapel

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Divine Liturgy for St. Nicholas held in Kenai's historic chapel

The liturgy that the worshippers sang honored St. Nicholas as one who was “exalted by humility and enriched by poverty.” According to the story with which Father Thomas ended the service, Nicholas had been born to wealthy parents who died when he was young, leaving him heir to a fortune in his teens. “But he didn’t want all this wealth,” Father Thomas said.

IOCC Assists Communities Affected By Drought Emergency in Ethiopia

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IOCC Assists Communities Affected By Drought Emergency in Ethiopia

International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC) today announced that they are preparing to release emergency funds to respond to the urgent needs of people affected by the worst drought in Ethiopia in decades. IOCC, an ACT Alliance member, is working in collaboration with the Ethiopian Orthodox Church Development and Inter-Church Aid Commission to alleviate suffering caused by widespread drought conditions in southern and eastern regions of Ethiopia.

Archaeologists Discover Ancient Hebrew Slab Near Town Where Jesus Drove Out Demons

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Archaeologists Discover Ancient Hebrew Slab Near Town Where Jesus Drove Out Demons

Historians have long believed that Kursi was inhabited either by Jews or early Christians, and the discovery, supervised by Prof. Michal Artzi of Haifa University and Dr. Haim Cohen with the Israel Antiquities Authority and the Israel Nature and Parks Authority, seems to confirm those ideas.

After 2,000 years, Christians in Gaza disappearing

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After 2,000 years, Christians in Gaza disappearing

There is a palpable sadness when conversation drifts to the future of Christianity in Gaza, and there’s anger, too. A community that has survived two centuries through times of war and natural disasters now feels like it is on its last legs.