US pastors struggle with post-pandemic burnout
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Cosmopolitan magazine promotes Satanic 'abortion ritual'
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Mike Bickle accuser goes public with allegations IHOPKC calls 'unsubstantiated'
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Former Hillsong pastor and wife file for divorce
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