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Theresa May becomes UK Prime Minister: 10 things she should do now
Theresa May is Prime Minister. At 59, she takes on the job with a wealth of experience. So what should she do now? Here are 10 ideas she should implement.
You can now use emojis to search the Bible on Bible Gateway
Following on from the success of the Emoji Bible, it's now possible to search for more than 330 emojis on Bible Gateway.
US election: Clinton leads Trump among Catholics
The Democrat has a huge majority of support among Latino Catholics, but the Republican enjoys a small majority among white Catholics.
ISIS confirms death of senior leader
The death of a senior ISIS leader has been confirmed by a news agency linked to the militant group.
Sam Allardyce, possible next England manager, 'owes his career to a priest'
Allardyce, known as 'Big Sam', was offered the player manager job by a priest who was also chairman at Limerick FC.
Faith leaders: Government must act for 300 unaccompanied refugee children eligible for UK sanctuary
More than 300 unaccompanied children living in the Calais refugee camp could be eligible for sanctuary in the UK, a leading charity said today.
Theresa May's new cabinet: Who's who and what have they said about religion?
Theresa May announced a new cabinet on Thursday after she became the UK's second woman Prime Minister in Wednesday.
Perry Noble says he will check into alcohol treatment centre
Noble said he was "serious about fighting for my wife and for my daughter, and I'm serious about following Jesus, and that has not changed".
Singapore: Eight more members of Kong Hee's megachurch hit by fraud allegations
Eight more members of Singapore's City Harvest Church are facing a new lawsuit after the former fund manager accused them of "fraudulent misrepresentation" of facts about the church.
Pastor Evan Mawarire released from custody, calls for more protests against Mugabe
A Zimbabwean court has dismissed charges against a pastor accused of trying to overthrow the government through an internet campaign that inspired rare protests against President Robert Mugabe.
Why it's vital Christians learn from one another
When did you last spend time with someone who has more experience in life and in God than you with the intention of learning from them?
Victim of Peter Ball sex abuse calls on police to investigate Lord Carey over alleged 'cover up'
A victim of sexual abuse in 1980s by the former Bishop of Lewes Peter Ball has raised the prospect of police investigating the former Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Carey after new documents suggested that Lambeth Palace knew about abuse allegations
Why you should share the gospel with your family
God loves all of them, and this is why you should also share the gospel with them.
To those who left their church and can't find a new one yet, here's something for you
Godoves you and will never abandon you. He will bring you once more into the sheepfold, and will rejoice over you.
Here's why you should take back all the negative words you've uttered about yourself
It's not about praising ourselves. It's about refraining from cursing ourselves, which is tantamount to declaring that Christ died for a worthless or useless cause.
5 Psalms declaring God's sovereign power that you can count on during storms in life
We have to know that God's might is more visible in trying times.