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Nina Pham on her Ebola recovery: 'Throughout this ordeal I have put my faith in God'
Nina Pham has thanked God and supporters for their prayers after being declared Ebola-free.
Ebola death toll tops 4,900 out of more than 10,000 cases: WHO
The death toll from the Ebola epidemic rose to 4,922 out of 10,141 known cases in eight countries through Oct. 23, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Saturday.
Krish Kandiah: Why Left Behind is best left alone
Krish Kandiah explains 'end times' theology in the Left Behind film.
Lolo Jones says she's praying for Oscar Pistorius and Reeva Steenkamp's family after sentencing
Lolo Jones says she's praying for Oscar Pistorius after sentencing
Joshua Jackson on why he and Diane Kruger aren't married: 'We're not religious'
Joshua Jackson on why he and Diane Kruger aren't married: 'We're not religious'
Sadie Robertson's touching tribute to her 'classy God fearing' mom Korie Robertson: 'I think God spent a little extra time on you'
Sadie Robertson's touching tribute to her 'classy God fearing' mom Korie Robertson: 'I think God spent a little extra time on you'
'Son of God' creators Mark Burnett and Roma Downey to help Iraqi and Syrian Christians
'Son of God' creators Mark Burnett and Roma Downey to help Iraqi and Syrian Christians
Diocese of Nottingham and Southwell could see first woman bishop
The first female bishop could well be instated in the next year, likely in the diocese of Nottingham and Southwell, the Secretary General of Synod said today.
Madonna gives a shout out to The Voice Italy's winning nun on her remake of Like a Virgin: 'Sisters for life!'
Madonna gives a shout out to The Voice Italy's winning nun on her re-make of Like a Virgin: 'Sisters for life!'
Sham wedding trial of south London vicar collapses
The trial of a vicar accused of presiding over a 'conveyer belt' of sham marriages between people who never met has collapsed.
Australia: Christian activists to march to celebrate refugees
Thousands of Australians will take to the streets tomorrow in marches aimed at celebrating refugees and asylum seekers.
Pope Francis condemns death penalty
The Pope has called for the abolition of capital punishment and said life imprisonment "a hidden death penalty".
The Queen sends her first Tweet
Queen Elizabeth has sent her first ever tweet at the opening of a new science exhibition in London.
Saudi Arabia's Shi'ites fear they are at mercy of region's tumult
The Shi'ite Muslim minority in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province have long felt marginalised by the Sunni ruling dynasty.
Turin shroud is fake, probably just a medieval prop, says British historian
The cloth believed by millions to have been wrapped around Jesus' body after the crucifixion is a fake, a British scholar has claimed.
Doctor with Ebola in Manhattan hospital after return from Guinea
A doctor who worked in West Africa with Ebola patients was in an isolation unit in New York after testing positive for the deadly virus.