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France's Legalization of Gay Marriage Sparks Largest Protest in 30 Years

French parliament passed on Tuesday the bill that legalizes gay marriage and adoption by homosexual couples despite strong oppositions from the public that sparked the largest protest in 30 years, where hundreds of thousands of protesters flooded the nation's capital.
Limbless Nick Vujicic Prays for Boston Marathon Bombing Victims [Video]

Nick Vujicic, popular limbless motivational-speaker and evangelist, posted a video today on Youtube, where he prays for those impacted by the terrorist attack and shares the message of hope in Christ and displays through his own life testimony that there is hope even beyond this tragedy.
Letter from Lu Lingzi's Parents: 'Continue Moving Forward', 'Carry on Her Spirit'

The parents of Chinese graduate student Lu Lingzi who died in the Boston Marathon bombing earlier this week have already departed to the United States on Friday evening.
Boy Scouts Propose to Lift Ban on Gay Youth Members, Not Gay Leaders

The Boy Scouts of America will vote next month on a proposal that would allow gay youths to join the program, but would continue to bar homosexual adults from being scout leaders.
Billy Graham's Singer George Beverly Shea, 104, Dies; Sang Gospel to 200 Million People

George Beverly Shea, the ten Grammy Award winning soloist of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA), died Tuesday following a brief illness. He was 104.

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Through education and healthcare: ACTS bears witness to the Gospel in West Africa

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