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Britain's Got Talent finalist: 'I just prayed that God's will be done'
A Welsh vicar who came close to winning Britain's Got Talent in the Côr Glanaethwy choir has described how he prayed for God's will to be done to cope with the stress in the run-up to the final.
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After Hurricane Helene, faith groups ramp up disaster relief
Before the storm hit the US, the Salvation Army and Southern Baptists were already on their way to lend a hand. Faith-based groups make up more than half of the disaster relief organizations in the United States.
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Newsboys' Jeff Frankenstein on the band's success and the Christian music industry
"I think our longevity is a testament to our hearts and where we are as people."
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A pastor's role in 2024 presidential politics
As a person, I am responsible for who I vote for in the 2024 presidential election. As a pastor, I am responsible for stewarding God's people and their questions regarding such matters pertaining to life and godliness - and politics would be one of those areas.
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When two Mediterranean Christians transformed the English Church
In the 7th century AD, the Christian Church in England was transformed by the work of two remarkable men. Neither was born in England, or for that matter in the British Isles.
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A Christian view of government
The UK recently elected a new government in the General Election, raising the question of what, from a Christian perspective, governments are for. What is their purpose?
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Supreme Court of Finland to hear 'hate speech' charges against Christian MP over Bible tweet
The Supreme Court of Finland confirmed Friday that Finnish parliamentarian Päivi Räsänen will face trial a third time over her five-year-old Bible verse tweet that criticized the Finnish Lutheran Church for promoting LGBT "pride month."
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NHS pauses transgender clinic appointments for minors after review: 'Extreme caution'
The NHS will instruct "gender clinics to implement a pause" on first appointments for those under 18 after the release of a long-awaited review of how the government service treats youth with gender dysphoria.
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Over 8,000 Christians killed in Nigeria in 2023, watchdog estimates
Over 8,000 Christians were reportedly killed in Nigeria in 2023 amid a rise in attacks, abductions and killings in recent years, according to estimates included in a report released this week by a civil society organization.
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The 'gender revolution,' seven years later
Seven years later, it's clear that the gender revolution has done everything but elevate women.
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Vatican issues 5-page clarification amid backlash to same-sex blessing guidance
The Vatican's doctrinal office issued a five-page statement Thursday clarifying last month's controversial "Fiducia Supplicans" guidance, which led to an eruption of pushback from theologically conservative Roman Catholic prelates worldwide.
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The good pastors are under siege
In my almost three decades of pastoring, these last five years, during and after Covid, have been the most difficult.
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The story of Thanksgiving
Every fourth Thursday of November, Americans everywhere, whether in the US or overseas mark Thanksgiving. This is the story ...
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Evangelical Christians mobilize to help Israelis touched by war
Evangelical Christians' theological ties to Israel have been accompanied by fundraising and other material support for Israeli municipalities, NGOs and first responders, making it possible for evangelical groups to mobilize within hours of Hamas' attack.
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Anne Graham Lotz, Rachel-Ruth Lotz Wright on End Times, their health, their ministry
The daughter and granddaughter of Billy Graham are out with their second joint book, 'Preparing to Meet Jesus: A 21-Day Challenge to Move from Salvation to Transformation.'
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Bart Barber, Mike Stone — two conservative pastors — to square off for SBC president
The two candidates for SBC president hold many of the same beliefs but disagree sharply over how to handle the issue of sexual abuse and over the direction of the nation's largest Protestant denomination.
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Sudan's increased fighting empties Christian clerics from the capital Khartoum
The brewing civil war in the country has convinced Christians and their leaders to leave the capital en masse, with many fleeing across the border to South Sudan.
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How a South African orphan's faith in God gave him the strength to graduate from medical school
Sithembiso Madlala credits God with helping him to fulfil his dream of becoming a doctor, despite so much pain and hardship in his life.
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Christians among over 50 killed, 23,000 fleeing ethnic violence in northeast India
In Manipur, a state in northeastern India, violence has erupted claiming the lives of 58 individuals, many of whom were Christians, and resulting in the destruction or burning of at least 50 churches.
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Half online, half in person: The state of Black churches now and possibly on Easter
As Easter approaches, leaders of Black denominations use cautious language even as they hope for a resurrection in the numbers of people who return to the pews.
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The cancelling of Fr Pullicino should mark the beginning of the fightback
Christians are at last beginning to stir from their post-linguistically-mugged lethargy, and fighting back.
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Franklin Graham says charges against Donald Trump are 'politically motivated'
American evangelist Franklin Graham says the political Left are "attacking" Donald Trump because they are "scared to death" that he will make a return to office.
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Police must 'strike a better balance' to protect freedom of speech, says home secretary
The home secretary was asked for clarity on the policing of 'thought crime' by Andrew Lewer MP after the arrests of pro-life volunteers outside abortion clinics.
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Following in the footsteps of my trailblazing medical missionary grandmother
Little did Dr Alice Muriel Griffiths know that she would inspire her descendants to combine medicine and faith as she headed off to India as a missionary to treat patients with leprosy in the 1920s.
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The mainstream psychiatrist who confirms demonic possession is real
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The John Smyth case: could a 'duty of candour' have saved more boys from harm?
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Chris Packham leads calls to rewild Church of England
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Over 1,300 people sign petition to keep Scottish island's Tesco closed on Sunday
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Faith leaders make joint stand against 'hate' on October 7th anniversary
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We all want to die with dignity, but does the Assisted Dying Bill really give us that?
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Christians invited to join National Week of Prayer
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We all want to die with dignity, but does the Assisted Dying Bill really give us that?
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'Depopulation is the biggest public policy problem in Scotland' - report
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Over 1,300 people sign petition to keep Scottish island's Tesco closed on Sunday
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Chris Packham leads calls to rewild Church of England
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How William Tyndale gave us the modern English Bible
