By: Naomi Richard
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A testimony from a 19-year-old Nigerian girl proves the terrorist group Boko Haram is kidnapping Christian women to use as slave brides, forcing them to “convert to Islam or die.” 
When Bishop T.D. Jakes used the phraseology “Kenya natives” to tout his Mega Care charity’s aid to Kenyans in a rant against the “Preachers of LA” cast, the backlash was swift, forcing the Dallas mega pastor to issue a formal apology. 
You don’t expect to hear this regularly, but it happened. A pastor in Kentucky is accused of running the largest pill trafficking organization in the state. 
Taking the message of Jesus Christ throughout the nations becomes difficult when governments are quick to execute its citizens for simply owning a bible. 
Attorneys for a Christian couple in New Mexico who were told by the courts that they may not refuse to shoot homosexual ‘weddings’ in the state have appealed the ruling to the United States Supreme Court. 
The Rev. William Franklin “Billy” Graham Jr., born Nov. 7, 1918, will mark his 95th birthday this week with a special message to America entitled “The Cross.” The highly anticipated program, set for television and online broadcasts, may very well be the venerable evangelist’s final message to the U.S. 
The 106th Holy Convocation is set to take place this week in St. Louis, MO. The annual event is attended by thousands in the Church of God in Christ. 
More than 30 bodies of Christian civilians have been uncovered in mass graves in the Syrian city of Sadad, which was destroyed in an attack by Islamic militants, with the Syrian Orthodox Archbishop describing the incident as “the most serious and biggest massacre” of Christians in the past two years and a half. 
As Christians prepare to participate in the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church on Nov. 3 or 10, Gospel for Asia is reporting that more than 14,000 people around the world annually are martyred for their faith. This number includes only reported cases. 