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Archbishop of Canterbury will vote to remain in EU
The Archbishop pointed to principles of "peace and reconciliation, to being builders of bridges, not barriers" that he said are at the "heart of Britain's Christian heritage".
India's religious freedom row
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has insisted that religious freedom is enshrined in India's constitution, but the reality for religious minorities in the country does not match up.
ISIS' relentless destruction of ancient heritage sites, and what it means for Iraq's religious communities
News broke on Wednesday that ISIS militants in Iraq have destroyed another ancient temple; that of Nabu in the Assyrian city of Nimrud.
Set apart: 10 Bible verses that show how Christians can live differently
The Bible is clear that Christians are supposed to live out their faith in word and deed. Here are 10 Bible verses that point to how and why Christians should live differently.
ISIS burns 19 Yazidi women to death for refusing to have sex with militants
Islamic State militants have burned to death 19 young Yazidi women in Mosul for refusing to have sex with jihadists, ARA News reports.
Christian converts pretend to fast during Ramadan to avoid persecution
Living in constant fear of persecution for their faith, Christians in Southeast Asia will pretend to observe Ramadan this month.
Harambe the Gorilla gets six times more media coverage than Christians beheaded by ISIS
The death of Hamabe the gorilla has been given six times more coverage on major US TV networks than the Coptic Christians beheaded by ISIS last year, new research has shown.
Donald Trump is a 'lost person' who needs Christ, says Russell Moore
Donald Trump must "repent of sin" and turn to faith in Christ, the head of the Southern Baptist Convention's (SBC) Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission has said.
Fallujah: Children among the dead as civilians drown trying to flee ISIS stronghold
At least two children drowned while trying to flee the Islamic State stronghold of Fallujah on Saturday, alongside their mother and a man.
China's Uyghur crisis: The hidden persecution of Muslims
The Uyghur community in north-western China has been subject to a crackdown by the Chinese government.
Ramadan 2016: When does it start, and why do Muslims observe it?
The holy month of Ramadan is fast approaching. Here's all you need to know.
Germany recognises massacre of Armenians as 'genocide'
The massacre of 1.5 million Armenians by Ottoman Turks during World War One was genocide, the German Parliament said on Thursday.
China: Crackdown on Christians continues as church members threatened
A church in China was stopped from holding services last Sunday, and members forced to register their identification cards with authorities.
Ancient mosaic discovered in Church of the Nativity
An eight-foot tall angel has been found by a team working on the restoration of the fourth century church.
Muslims converting to Christianity in Saudi Arabia, despite intense persecution
Forced to live in secret, Christians in Saudi Arabia are being supported in their faith online.
Assyrian leaders hit back at Patriarch's call for Christian militias not to be armed
Assyrian leaders have hit back at the Chaldean patriarch who last week urged the US not to arm Christian forces fighting ISIS in the Middle East.