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Michigan court sides with Christian protesters driven out by police to appease Muslims
The 6th US Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the Wayne County Police in Michigan was in violation when they removed Christians who were chanting anti-Muslim sentiments at the International Arab Festival in 2012.
Washington high school praying football coach Joe Kennedy kicked out for defiance
An assistant football coach in Washington has been placed on administrative leave after he continued conducting post-game prayers.
Is this the best vicar posting in the world?
Vicars looking for their dream parish need look no further as the Church of England has published an advert looking for the next vicar of Ascension Island.
Exorcist Live: Roman Catholic Church condemns planned televised exorcism
The first live TV exorcism will be broadcast this evening in the USA, with a team of paranormal investigators going into the house.
Jihadists will try to infiltrate Syrian refugees to US, Ben Carson warns
Republican front-runner Ben Carson said that the US should take care of its own poor and deprived, and that Syrian refugees should be resettled in their own part of the world, not America.
Married at First Sight couple get annulment after just 8 months
One of the couples married on the controversial Channel 4 series 'Married at First Sight' have had an annulment, after just eight months of marriage.
Louis Giglio speaks of his battle with depression and anxiety: 'I thought I was dying'
Louis Giglio has spoken out about his struggle with depression and nervous breakdown while launching his new book.
Pharrell Williams to sing at Charleston Emanuel AME church this weekend
Williams' appearance at the Emanuel AME church is part of a programme on race relations.
Steve Chalke: The Church is being left behind by culture
The church is being left behind by a culture that is "re-calibrating," said Steve Chalke today.
New Spiritual Disciplines: No.5 â The discipline of Longevity
What does it mean to behave counter-culturally in a world that moves on too quickly?
KP Yohannan answers critics, says GFA is working towards ECFA reinstatement
GFA was ejected from the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability following an investigation.
Should Christians bother with small talk?
Small talk is a great way to put someone at ease, to connect with strangers, to start off a conversation and to extend ourselves to others, says Sarah Abell.
Christian woman murdered for sharing her faith in Uganda
A Christian woman has been beaten to death in Uganda by a mob of Muslims because she and her family had not heeded their warning to stop preaching the gospel.
The Living Wage: A Christian idea that's changing the world
We must take seriously the words of Jesus Christ: 'The worker deserves his wages.'
Five strong women in the Bible
Some women in the Bible don't fit into traditional roles.
Refugee crisis is 'dehumanising' victims, says Bishop Angaelos
The refugee crisis is dehumanising victims of conflict, Bishop Angaelos has said, calling for collaboration between world religions in response to the situation.