Ruth Gledhill
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Christian pastor finds massive diamond worth millions of dollars
A Christian pastor has found one of the largest diamonds discovered in the world so far.
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Artist apologises for road sign that was feared to be an anti-Jewish hate crime
An artist has apologised for a road sign which caused offence in London's Jewish community because it was interpeted as meaning 'Beware of the Jew'.
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'Godfulness' â one possible Christian response to the godlessness of modern society?
One way to finding peace â while somehow keeping going â among the many stresses and strains of 21st century life.
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'God is great', cry Islamist extremists as they shoot dead a Christian mum and son, wound husband
Islamic extremists have shot dead a Christian woman and her son and seriously wounded her husband in Somalia, sources told Morning Star News.
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Pope Francis victim of 'fake news' story that God ordered him to change the Ten Commandments
The fact-checking website Snopes is reporting that a story headlined: Pope Francis: 'God Has Instructed Me to Revise the Ten Commandments' on the Real News Right Now website is untrue.
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Pope Francis: is he a saint or a sinner?
As Pope Francis marks the anniversary of his election and the start of his fifth year in office, we list 10 reasons why he might be a saint, and 10 more why he might not be.
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Shocking new images show devastation caused by fire in Victorian church
Insurers working with the Church of England to restore the Church of the Ascension, a Grade II listed church in the Manchester diocese, have released drone footage of the damage.
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Christian Dad claims falsely that he raped own daughter â in order to protect priest
A Christian dad in India claimed falsely that he had raped his own daughter in order to 'protect the priest and the Church' after she became pregnant and had a baby.
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Salvation Army welcomes vulnerable, homeless family of Syrian refugees to London
From war-torn Syria, a family of traumatised refugees has found a new home and sanctuary with a group of Christians in London.
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Knights Templar hide-out of caves and tunnels found through a rabbit hole in England
It is believed that the Caynton Caves, near Shifnal, in Shropshire, were used by followers of the Knights Templar in the 17th century.
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Son of boxing champ Muhammad Ali invites Donald Trump to 'step into the ring' for religious freedom fight
The 44-year-old son of late boxer Muhammad Al is 'stepping into the ring' against President Donald Trump with a religious freedom campaign.
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Catholic Church moves to give women a stronger voice on International Women's Day
A prominent activist nun has said senior clergy at the Vatican are more preoccupied with power than confronting issues such as clerical sexual abuse that impact the faithful.