Special Edition April 2024
Charisma Magazine Special Edition April ’24
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Charisma Magazine Special Edition April ’24
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After miraculously surviving an attack in which he saw 13 members of his family massacred by Khmer Rouge soldiers in Cambodia, Reaksa Himm swore revenge. But a radical encounter with Jesus gave him an entirely new reason to seek the murderers: to forgive them and share the gospel with them.
Charisma Magazine Special Edition April ’24
Features
A 120,000-member church in South Korea has been holding service every day for 35 years in the power of prayer and believing for a miraculous reunion
Hope for North Korea: Christ’s Freedom Over Communist Rule
Despite turmoil, nuclear threats and rumors of wars, Holy Spirit will move across this imprisoned nation and set her people free
Born into a Muslim family in Iran, Hormoz Shariat used his brother’s execution to compel him to share the hope of Jesus with millions in the Islamic world. With the underground Iranian church growing more than ever today, he’s now seeing his prayers answered
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US Pastor Found Guilty of ‘Hate Speech’ for Sharing Bible Verse
A Virginia realtor accused of “hate speech” for posting a Bible verse on Facebook has been found “guilty” of an ethics violation. The Virginia Association of Realtors ruled on Dec. 11, that Wilson Fauber of Staunton violated the ethics code that prohibits realtors from “certain religious expressions.” Fauber maintains he did nothing wrong and is…
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The Dire Reality: Christians in Syria at Risk of Genocide
As Syria descends into uncertainty after the fall of President Bashar al-Assad’s regime, persecution experts are warning of extreme dangers Christians and members of other minority groups would face. In the days leading up to the regime’s fall, David Curry, president and CEO of Global Christian Relief, emailed an “urgent” message to supporters, noting Christians…
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Christian Teen Faces Theft Charges After Fleeing Abusive Situation
A Muslim businessman in Pakistan has falsely charged a 15-year-old Christian girl and two of her relatives with theft in retaliation for leaving his employ following his attempt to rape her, her father said. Javed Masih, a Catholic vegetable vendor in Dera Usman area of Okara District, Punjab Province, said that his daughter, Muskaan Javed,…
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