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Prince Charles donates to persecuted Christians after meeting Iraqi and Syrian refugees
The Prince of Wales' donation follows a speech he made on persecuted Christians at an advent reception last month.
Demonstrations held in support for Norwegian Christian couple accused of 'indoctrinating' children
The Bodnariu's children were removed in November last year on suspicion of parental child abuse and religious indoctrination.
Christian MPs warn Sunday schools face ban on teaching traditional marriage
Christian MPs have warned that Sunday schools could be banned from teaching that marriage is between a man and a woman under the government's counter-extremism policy.
Pope Francis: All true religion leads to peace
People of God must be men and women of peace, and it's possible for followers of different faiths to co-exist peacefully, Pope Francis said yesterday.
Over a million Filipinos display fervent faith in Christ once again in this year's procession of Black Nazarene
To many foreigners, the spectacle looks like idolatryâmore than a million Filipinos joining the annual procession of a centuries-old statue of a blackened Christ, believed to be miraculous, through the streets of Manila every January 9th. But the Philippine Catholic Church considers it a vibrant expression of the Filipinos' faith in God.
Wheaton students demonstrate for hijab-wearing professor as termination looms
Hawkins was attacked for her statement in a Facebook post that Muslims and Christians "worship the same God"
Do evangelicals love doctrine more than people?
Our beliefs and doctrines matter, but if we fail to love our neighbors, scripture itself indicts us.
Korean-American detained in North Korea was a Christian pastor, defector claims
Kim Dong Chul, a Korean-American man who says he is being held in North Korea, was a Christian pastor in the US, according to a North Korean defector who met him and traveled with him in 2007.
Istanbul: At least 10 dead as explosion rocks Turkey's largest city
At least 10 people were killed and many more injured after an explosion rocked a central square in Istanbul this morning.
Sin, corruption and Islam: Justin Welby on the threats facing the Anglican Communion
The Archbishop of Canterbury yesterday painted a stark and gloomy picture of a Church struggling to survive in the face of sin, corruption, Islam and an increasingy secular, anti-Christian culture in the West.
Prayer for the day: A call to compassion
God describes himself as being particularly close to vulnerable children; what's our responsibility?
North Korea faked sub-launched missile test footage, analysts claim
The isolated country has said it has ballistic missile technology which would allow it to launch a nuclear warhead from a submarine.
Too late for some, aid convoy reaches starving Syrian town of Madaya
Trucks carrying food and medical supplies reached Madaya near the Lebanese border.
Aung San Suu Kyi gathers Myanmar's insurgents for peace talks
Representatives gathered for talks over a ceasefire to end insurgencies that have plagued the country for decades.
Franklin Graham gives up hopes on Dems and GOP, says voters may have to choose the 'less of 2 heathen' presidential bets
Reverend Franklin Graham appears to be very jaded when it comes to the 2016 U.S. presidential elections, and he said that he is no longer holding out any hope that a specific political party will be able to make the much-needed moral and spiritual changes in the government.
Evangelicals urged to come out in droves for Jan. 21-22 March for Life event in D.C.
Two well-known evangelical leaders are stressing the need for Christians to take a stand against abortion and uphold the rights of the unborn.