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Calls for unity, toning down of extreme language after assassination attempt on Trump
Following the assassination attempt on former U.S. President Donald Trump on at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday, a number of evangelicals, commentators and political leaders across the spectrum are lamenting the extreme language that has marked the highly polarized election season. -
Christian 'smiling' accountant named Jamaican Father of the Year 2024
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Seoul hosts first North Korean human rights forum: 'Peace and human rights are inseparable'
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Trump defiant after assassination attempt; Democrat governor praying for GOP hopeful
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Evangelicals call for prayer as Trump shot, wounded at campaign rally
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Pakistan among worst violators of religious freedom, US body says
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CDI’s Heather Pubols to take on leadership of Media Associates International with vision of amplifying voices of the marginalized
Global communications expert Heather Pubols who has served on Christian Daily International’s editorial team will take on the leadership of Media Associates International (MAI), a network that aims to equip global publishers and writers to create excellent content that enriches the Church and influences society. MAI announced that she will become its next CEO on November 11. -
![[Book review] Let Us Draw Near - Biblical Foundations of Worship: 'should be required reading for the global Church'](/media/cache/thumbnail/0/07/796sp_198w_168h_1x_1y.jpg)
[Book review] Let Us Draw Near - Biblical Foundations of Worship: 'should be required reading for the global Church'
In Ron Man’s words, ‘There is a biblical framework for our worship, but also much cultural flexibility,’ and ‘There is an unchanging message, but many ways to communicate and celebrate it.’ And the question for us all to consider is, ‘How to be biblically faithful and culturally relevant in our worship.’ -

A third of US Christians believe AI is better or equal to humans at developing Bible-based sermons
While vast majorities still consider humans better at personal tasks, almost a third of Christian adults (32 percent) believe that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is better or equal to humans in writing and developing sermons vocalizing the word of God, according to a nationwide survey of Christian and non-Christian adults in the United States. -

Christian community recognized for contribution to national defense as Pakistan Army promotes Christian Brigadier
In a historic first, the Pakistan Army has promoted a Christian Brigadier, Julian Moazzam James, from the elite Special Services Group (SSG) to reach the rank of Major General. Christian leaders celebrated the accomplishment as the Prime Minister and other Pakistani officials recognized the contribution of the Christian minority and welcomed it as a positive sign of career opportunities provided to non-Muslims. -

New Tearfund Canada head focuses on unleashing power of local church to create genuine, lasting impact
Tearfund Canada, based in Markham, Ontario, has announced the appointment of Trisha Okenge as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Executive Director from Sept. 1. At the center of lasting impact is an empowered local church, she says.
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