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Virtual doctors are a lifeline for impoverished families in Ecuador
Many impoverished families in Ecuador have neither the money nor transportation to visit a hospital. As the pandemic continues to strain the country's health service, Compassion International is addressing the need with a new telehealth hotline.
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How do you pastor a pastor?
Pastoring is hard enough without taking into account the fact that you need to be pastored yourself.
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Three Christian teachers killed in attack on primary school
Three Christian teachers have been killed in an attack on a Kenyan primary school by militants believed to belong to the Somalian terrorist group al-Shabaab.
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Your calling is not what saves you
While we are continually reminded in church of the dangers of social media and our identities in Christ, we forget the very tendency to mimic this behaviour before the pulpit.
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Evangelical Alliance appoints new Wales director
Siân Rees will also serve on the UK-wide leadership team.
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It's a new term at school. But should we have a new mindset as disciples?
How much prep time do we put in for a fresh new term as Jesus followers?
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Duggar family news: Jana Duggar rumored to be dating close family friend
Fans who are eager to see "Counting On" star Jana Duggar happily married off has once again linked her to a new guy - this time, it's the Duggars' close family friend Caleb Williams.
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Pro-life Christians kicked out of Seattle coffee shop by gay owner who makes expletive-laden comments about Jesus
The gay owner of the coffee shop demanded the Christians leave in a vulgar rant that included telling them he would 'f*** Christ in the ass. He's hot.'
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Gunman in Nashville church shooting was an ex-member who used to teach Bible to kids in his family
The church's pastor credited 22-year-old usher Caleb Engle (pictured) with saving many more lives after he confronted the bodybuilder gunman.
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'God revealed himself, even through the valley of the shadow of death': Steven Curtis Chapman talks to Christian Today
Christian Today talks with one of the world's most well-known Christian music stars about his life, music and the story behind it all.
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How Martin Luther changed the world: 500 years of Protestantism
Luther came to a different understanding altogether: it wasn't the Church that dispensed forgiveness at all. Salvation was by faith alone. It was personal, between the believer and God.
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Attack at Hillsong church leaves security guard unconscious, worshippers injured
Young worshippers at a Hillsong church have been injured and a security guard knocked out after a brawl outside one of the church's Sydney campuses.
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Physical Fitness Equals Spiritual Fitness: Why People Should Watch Their Weight
What does physical fitness have to do with spiritual fitness? The two might seem worlds apart, but J. Lee Grady, director of the Christian charitable organisation The Mordecai Project, believes that they're connected.
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ISIS launch app for children 'to teach cubs of the Caliphate'
ISIS have created an app for children to help them learn Arabic via aids such as guns, tanks and cannons.
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Christian couple fined for declining gay marriage ceremony in their New York farm decide not to appeal court decision
A Christian couple in New York who were fined $13,000 by a court for refusing to host a gay marriage in their farm because of their religious beliefs have decided not to appeal the ruling.
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How can I overcome pessimistic thoughts?
Many times in our lives, our negative thoughts can overtake our plans and desires. As a result, we as believers become limited in our capability to do greater things for God's glory.
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5 Christian movies you should watch
Movie and film has become a powerful tool to convey messages to the general public, and some Christian filmmakers have taken their faith and converted them into video.
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Toddler's touching prayer caught on baby monitor goes viral
A video of a two-year-old reciting her prayers to herself before she goes to sleep has gone viral.
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Christian venue owners fined $13,000 for turning down gay wedding
Christian venue owners, Robert and Cynthia Gifford, were fined $13,000 after losing an appeal to ammend a decision on a guilty plead for turning down a gay wedding
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New York farm owners told to pay fine for refusing to host same-sex wedding
A farm couple from Schaghticoke, Rensselaer County in New York were ordered to pay $13,000 in fine to a lesbian couple for refusing to host their same-sex wedding.
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'Woodlawn' a thrilling football story that celebrates Christian faith — Jon Voight
Award-winning American actor Jon Voight, best known for his role as a Vietnam veteran in the 1978 film "Coming Home" will also be part of the new faith-based film "Woodlawn," which shares the true-to-life story of the Woodlawn High School football team who defied the government-imposed desegregation.
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'Woodlawn' will unify America, say film couple Mark Burnett and Roma Downey
Mark Burnett and Roma Downey, the Christian couple responsible for some of well-loved faith-based films and television series such as "The Bible" and "A.D. The Bible Continues" is back again with a new film that aims to bridge the racial gap in America.
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'Ex Machina' film alludes to the story of Adam and Eve in the Bible, says priest
Denver-based priest Father Nathan Goebel believes that the science fiction thriller film "Ex Machina" by Alex Garland is a new take on the Old Testament, since it has allusions to the garden of Eden and retells the story of Adam and Eve, but with a twist.
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Christian leaders slam US Supreme Court ruling on gay marriage, warn Christians of looming persecution
In a landmark decision, the US Supreme Court declared on Friday that gay marriage is a constitutional right, making it mandatory for all 50 states of the federal republic to recognise same-sex unions. The wide-ranging decision immediately drew the condemnation of Christian leaders worldwide, warning that it will greatly undermine religious liberty in America and lead to the persecution of more Christians.
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