Jardine Malado
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Iraq hands down death sentences to 300 male and female ISIS militants
More than 300 men and women have been sentenced to death in two separate courts in Iraq for joining the Islamic State terror group, according to judicial sources.
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Tattoo artist upholds centuries-old tradition of marking pilgrims during their visit to Holy Land
A tattoo artist in Jerusalem's Old City is using his skills to mark pilgrims with Christian symbols and images, a tradition that his family has observed for 500 years.
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Not everything that goes viral is good, Lisa Bevere warns Christians
New York Times best-selling author Lisa Bevere is urging caution on the use of social media, particularly when it comes to viral posts, which she says are being mistaken by some as signs of approval from God.
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Health, depression news: Children more likely to have lower IQ if their mother suffers from depression, study finds
Mothers who are suffering from depression could be affecting the development of their child's IQ, according to a new study.
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Judge upholds injunction against Trump's ban on transgender service members
A federal judge has upheld an injunction that prevents the implementation of President Donald Trump's memo barring transgender troops from serving in the military.
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Indiana church launches buyback campaign for semi-automatic weapons in response to Parkland shooting
A church in Indiana has launched a gun buyback campaign in response to the school shooting that resulted in 17 deaths in Parkland, Florida in February.
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Priests attend week-long conference on exorcism in Rome amid growing demand
Over 250 priests, theologians and psychologists have attended a week-long conference on exorcism as the demand for the ritual grows.
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Women are more likely to gossip about other women who are attractive or provocatively dressed, study finds
A recent study has found that women are more likely to gossip about other women who are attractive or provocatively dressed, but their motivation may not be due to jealousy or resentment.
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Syrian church leaders questions legality of U.S. air strikes
Leaders of the Catholic and Orthodox churches in Syria have condemned the air strikes carried out by the U.S. against military compounds in the country and they are also raising questions about the legality of the operation.
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Egypt's state of emergency to continue for another three months
The state of emergency in Egypt has been extended for another three months, a year after it was first declared following the twin suicide attacks on two Coptic Christian churches on Palm Sunday.
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Gateway Church Pastor Robert Morris starts recovery at home following four emergency surgeries
Gateway Church founding Pastor Robert Morris has been released from the hospital this weekend after undergoing several surgeries for hernia and abdominal bleeding.
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US family pleads for lighter sentence for jailed pastor in China
The sons of a pastor who was jailed in China for illegally crossing the border are hoping that the government would consider reducing the sentence of their father in light of his charitable works in the country.