World
Over 100 killed in Nigeria bombings
At least 118 people have died in Jos, central Nigeria, after two car bombs exploded at a bus terminal and a busy market
School Bible ban reversed following Christian protest
The Liberty Institute released a statement stating that they were victorious in their conflict with a Florida school district over students reading Bibles in the classroom.
Americans exaggerate church attendance, new study says
Poll finds Americans overstate church attendance.
Meriam Ibrahim: What you need to know about Sudan and Apostasy
Points for prayer and action on Sudanese woman sentenced to death
Burger King changes slogan to 'Be Your Way' because people 'should live how they want'
Burger King is doing away with its 'Have It Your Way' slogan in favour of a new one that emphasises the individual.
Benham brothers thank Christians for support but warn freedom of expression is being 'fractured'
The Benham brothers have thanked Christians for their support during the row over their conservative beliefs.
Another Chinese church set to be demolished
As fears surrounding the right to religious freedom in China rise, yet another church has been officially marked for demolition by government officials.
Gay marriage made legal in Oregon today as judge strikes down voter-approved ban
Gay marriage made legal in Oregon today.
Mom assaults 11-year-old who bullied her daughter; Arrested after red marks found on bully's neck
A California mother faces felony child abuse charges after allegedly assaulting an 11-year old boy for bullying her daughter.
Boko Haram preparing to release kidnapped schoolgirls
Extremist group Boko Haram may release kidnapped schoolgirls this week
India's Christians fear rise in persecution under BJP
One pastor said Christians in India have been "gripped with fear and concern" after the BJP swept to power this week
Pregnant Christian woman will be allowed to give birth before being hanged
Meriam Yehya Ibrahim is to be executed for apostasy; Britain's Minister for Africa has said he is "truly appalled" by the sentence
'The role of religion in conflict is exaggerated,' says Blair's chief of staff
Jonathan Powell told the Westminster Faith Debates that wars are so often not about issues of religion but "about identity and economics"
Widow forgives and hugs woman who killed her husband in car accident
In a touching moment of forgiveness, an Atlanta woman whose husband was killed in a tragic car accident embraced the woman who was responsible for the crash.
Justin Welby on South Sudan: "We must batter the gates of heaven in prayer"
The Archbishop of Canterbury has called for "remorseless, unceasing prayer" to end the conflict in South Sudan
Abortions must wait 72-hours in Missouri; Will Governor veto?
Missouri legislators passed legislation Wednesday tripling the time a woman must wait between electing to have an abortion and the procedure being performed.