Andre Mitchell
Hundreds of Christian leaders join hands to urge US Congress to junk Iran nuke deal
Emulating the examples of Moses and the prophet Esther who fought for what is right before their powerful leaders, about 650 Christian pastors and leaders have joined hands to call on members of Congress to junk Iranian nuclear deal.
No end in sight to slaughter of Christians by Boko Haram despite Nigeria crackdown
Over 1,000 individuals, both Christians and Muslims, have been slain by the terrorist group during the first 100 days of Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari.
Apocalyptic sign? 60,000 antelopes in Kazakhstan mysteriously die in 4 days
Some 60,000 critically endangered antelopes called saigas have died in Kazakhstan in a span of four days, and the cause of the mass dying remains a mystery to scientists.
Over 3 trillion trees on Earth, more than earlier thought, but there's still a problem
Earlier estimates pegged the number of trees in the entire world at 400 billion. However, a recent study showed that there are, in fact, over 3 trillion trees on the planetânearly 10 times larger than the previous estimate.
Hillary Clinton reveals she wants God out of US government, Christian author says
For Christian pastor and missionary Eddie Hyatt, Hillary Clinton's view that religious beliefs need to be changed in order to allow women to fully practive their reproductive health rights presents a dangerous proposition.
Viral photos of drowned Syrian boy sparks global outpouring of sympathy for refugees
Photos of a Syrian boy found dead on a beach in Turkey have been circulating around social media, triggering an outpouring of sympathy for the millions of refugees from war-torn areas trying to enter European countries.
Hope for cancer sufferers: Brazilian wasp's venom can kill cancer cells, says new study
Scientists recently found out that the venom of a certain kind of wasp found in Brazil can be used to target and kill cancer cells.
Ancient fragments in UK library raise doubts on how, when Quran was written
Researchers have recently found out that one of the oldest fragments of the Islamic Scripture, the Koranâa discovery that can have serious implications on the Muslim faith as a whole
Christian victory: Respect pro-life group's beliefs, DC court tells Obama government
In what can be considered as a victory for all Christians advocating the right to life, a federal court has barred President Barack Obama's government from imposing on a pro-life group its policy that requires employers to provide insurance coverage for contraception and abortifacient drugs and devices.
'Biblical' exodus: Millions of refugees from Middle East and Africa fleeing to Europe
The Book of Exodus in the Old Testament details how hundreds of thousands of Israelites, led by Moses, fled Egypt to be completely freed from the shackles of slavery under the Pharaoh.
US gov't unleashes drones to neutralise 'high-value' ISIS terror targets in Syria
The United States government is stepping up its campaign against Islamic State militants, having recently launched a covert drone campaign to hunt down terrorism suspects in Syria.
Pope Francis seen favourably by most Americans ahead of US visit, survey says
Most Americans see Pope Francis in a positive light, a survey conducted ahead of the Roman Catholic Church leader's visit to three American states later this month.
Marco Rubio remains evangelical leaders' top pick among GOP presidential bets
Because of his charisma and strong performance in the recent presidential debate, Florida Senator Marco Antonio Rubio remains to be the top Republican presidential pick among evangelical leaders, further widening his lead against his competitors.
Donald Trump, Ben Carson tie for the lead in Iowa Republican presidential survey
Two government outsiders have emerged as the top choices for the next United States president among Republican voters in Iowa, a state where caucuses provide an early indication of which presidential candidates are likely to secure the nominations of their political parties.
President Obama arrives in Alaska to focus on looming disasters due to climate change
When he speaks at a State Department climate change conference in the 49th state, Obama will see first hand how Alaska has changed over the past decades primarily due to global warming.
'Blood moon' this September could be biblical sign of Apocalypse, pastors say
Next month, anywhere from September 21 to 28, the Moon is expected to turn red, prompting two Christian preachers to warn that this could be the sign of Jesus Christ's second coming.