Mark A. Kellner
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Mark A. Kellner is a freelance journalist. He covered the 2024 elections in Nevada for the New York Post and was previously the faith & family reporter for The Washington Times.
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US Christian Leaders Welcome Trump’s Spotlighting Persecution in Nigeria
The U.S. president restores the African nation’s status as a ‘Country of Particular Concern,’ suggesting further pressure to protect Christians in Muslim areas.
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US Must Demand CCP Release Jailed Pastor, Advocates Say
The Hudson Institute event urges the Trump administration to tie Beijing talks to freeing a detained church leader.
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Growing Share of Americans Say Religion Is Gaining Influence, Pew Study Finds
The survey of 9,544 adults also suggests an overall shift toward optimism about religion’s place in public life.
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Witnesses Urge US to Confront the CCP’s War on Faith
They criticized the Chinese regime’s human rights abuses and pushed for tougher U.S. responses.
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China’s Arrests of House Church Pastors Draw Sharp US Response
The wave of arrests comes amid new regulations issued last month banning unauthorized online preaching, ‘foreign collusion,’ and unsanctioned clergy training.
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Dallin Oaks, Former Utah Supreme Court Justice, Tapped to Lead Mormon Church
The 93-year-old succeeds the late Russell M. Nelson.
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Washington State Blocks Law Requiring Priests to Break Confession; Honors Confidentiality
The stipulated order states that Washington’s statute ‘infringes Plaintiffs’ free exercise of religion.’
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National Symphony Orchestra to Open With National Anthem at All Kennedy Center Concerts
The move is the latest in a series of significant changes for the Kennedy Center.
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US Christian Leaders Welcome Trump’s Spotlighting Persecution in Nigeria
The U.S. president restores the African nation’s status as a ‘Country of Particular Concern,’ suggesting further pressure to protect Christians in Muslim areas.
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US Must Demand CCP Release Jailed Pastor, Advocates Say
The Hudson Institute event urges the Trump administration to tie Beijing talks to freeing a detained church leader.
|
Growing Share of Americans Say Religion Is Gaining Influence, Pew Study Finds
The survey of 9,544 adults also suggests an overall shift toward optimism about religion’s place in public life.
|
Witnesses Urge US to Confront the CCP’s War on Faith
They criticized the Chinese regime’s human rights abuses and pushed for tougher U.S. responses.
|
China’s Arrests of House Church Pastors Draw Sharp US Response
The wave of arrests comes amid new regulations issued last month banning unauthorized online preaching, ‘foreign collusion,’ and unsanctioned clergy training.
|
Dallin Oaks, Former Utah Supreme Court Justice, Tapped to Lead Mormon Church
The 93-year-old succeeds the late Russell M. Nelson.
|
Washington State Blocks Law Requiring Priests to Break Confession; Honors Confidentiality
The stipulated order states that Washington’s statute ‘infringes Plaintiffs’ free exercise of religion.’
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National Symphony Orchestra to Open With National Anthem at All Kennedy Center Concerts
The move is the latest in a series of significant changes for the Kennedy Center.
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