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• 'The Hub' Saving Thousands of Ukraine War Victims

  At the G7 meeting in France, European leaders are hoping to convince President Trump to re-engage in negotiating a peace between Ukraine and Russia. Some Eastern European nations are actively engeaged in helping Ukraine.

• Super El Nino Might Hit This Fall, and It Could Actually Be Good News!

  The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration officially confirmed the existence of an El Nino last week. The weather event is expected to peak in the months ahead and could reach historic strength.

• Operation Blessing Brings Urgent Relief to Philippine Earthquake Victims; Muslims First to Receive Aid

  A massive earthquake in the Southern Philippines has left almost 50 dead, with many people still missing. Operation Blessing is one of the first groups to help give hope to the survivors, Muslim communities, living near the quakes' epicenter. 

• Disturbing Reality Surrounding UFO, Alien Claims

  David Rives, founder of the Wonders Center & Science Museum in Dickson, Tennessee, believes the most disturbing part of the current conversation surrounding UFOs and aliens is people’s penchant for believing science over God.

• Actor Neal McDonough Reveals Truth About Hollywood, His Mission to Inspire

  Actor Neal McDonough is on a mission to live out his faith in Hollywood, creating fulfilling content that helps shape hearts and minds.

• 'Let the Oil Flow!' After Trump Announces US-Iran Deal, Some Ask if It's Worth Anything

  The U.S. and Iran reached a tentative deal to end the war last night. Vice President JD Vance says the agreement will "fundamentally transform the Middle East."

• This Iranian Revolutionary Heard the Voice of God, Now He Preaches Jesus Across Iran's Airwaves

  The Iranian regime's ultimate goal is the destruction of Israel and America. Reza Safa is very acquainted with the radical Islamic belief, which views Israel as the little Satan, America as the great Satan, and all other non-Muslims as infidels. 

• 'The Blood of Iran's Martyrs Calls Out for Justice'

  Edmund Burke famously said, "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." In a joint statement this week, 30 archbishops, bishops, and rabbis stressed, "Iranian authorities have exploited the climate of war as a cover for intensifying repression and suppressing growing dissent inside the country, with dozens executed..."

• 'I Left Islam in Mecca': Ex-Muslim Reveals Why so Many Are Turning to Christ

  Seeing Jesus in dreams and visions. Suddenly questioning everything they’ve been taught since childhood. Christianity is seeing a noticeable surge in the Middle East, which leaves many asking: Why are so many Muslims all across the world coming to faith in Jesus?

• 'Capitalist' Swedes Want Their Bloated Welfare State Back

  Can a nation come back from the dead? An article in Foreign Policy magazine 10 years ago suggested Sweden was committing national suicide with its open-door immigration policy. 

• Irish Rioters Torch Cars as Brutal Stabbing Sparks Anti-Immigrant Protests

  A 30-year-old man from Sudan appeared in a Belfast court Wednesday charged with attempted murder over a stabbing attack that left a man seriously injured and triggered anti-immigrant violence in several parts of Northern Ireland.

• Shadow War: From Drones to Immigration, Inside Russia's Hybrid Assault Against NATO

  NATO officials warn Russia is already waging war with the Western alliance, with a constant campaign of under-the-radar attacks against its eastern flank; a shadow conflict, fought through cyber-attacks, disinformation campaigns, drone incursions, and more.  

• 60,000 Christians Rally for Jesus in One of the World's Most Secular Countries

  Roughly 60,000 Christians recently gathered for a four-day event to mark Pentecost in one of the world's most secular countries.

• 32,000 People Displaced by Powerful Philippine Quake that Killed at least 37

  Rescuers searched ruined buildings in the southern Philippines on Tuesday to ensure no one was still trapped a day after one of the strongest earthquakes to hit the country in a half-century killed at least 37 people and displaced more than 32,000. 

• Christians Caught in Crossfire of Sudan's Brutal Civil War, 160 Churches Damaged or Destroyed

  Christians in Sudan have long faced hardship, targeted for persecution or death. Now four years into the civil war, they're even more vulnerable yet remain undeterred. 

• 7.8 Magnitude Quake in the Philippines Kills at Least 19, Fells Buildings and Sets Off a Tsunami

  A magnitude 7.8 earthquake has rocked the southern Philippines, killing at least 19 people and injuring over 200. The quake struck Monday, causing significant damage in the Mindanao region.

• Prominent Exorcist Fired After Arguing that UFOs Are Actually Demonic Manifestations

  Are UFOs demons? One of the nation's top exorcists might have lost his position for reaching that very conclusion.

• Thousands of Mosques Close: Why Christianity Is Soaring in Iran While Islam Is Collapsing

  "Islam is dead in Iran," says Mohamad Faridi. He grew up in Iran's Islamic martyrdom culture and was trained to be a shaheed in the IRGC until he found out about Jesus. Now, as thousands of mosques close and the Islamic regime loses its grip on the hearts of its people, something extraordinary is happening.

• It Looks Like Heaven, but It Could Become a Critical Battleground in the US-China Rivalry

  Palau is often described as one of the most beautiful places on Earth. Yet beneath the postcard-perfect scenery, this tiny Pacific island nation is playing an increasingly important role in one of the world's most consequential geopolitical contests: 

• Massive Russian Attack of 656 Drones, 73 Missiles Damages Evangelical Church, Homes

  A massive Russian attack on Ukraine this week damaged homes, businesses, and even a church. More than 600 drones and dozens of missiles rained down on Kyiv Tuesday in one of Moscow's biggest attacks of the war.