Church
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UK denies entry to displaced Iraqi nun who wants to visit sick sister
The U.K.'s Home Office has rejected the visa application of an Iraqi nun who was displaced by the Islamic State and wanted to visit a sick family member in Britain.
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Bible verses to help fight when Satan and the forces of evil are attacking me
The sad thing is that the devil is relentless. He will not stop until he breaks your faith and leads you far away from God. His antics will truly test you. So if you feel like the devil is attacking you, here are the Bible verses to keep in mind to help you fight back.
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How to reignite your faith and stay on fire for God
It's not uncommon for a Christian to feel like they're slipping into a void after Sunday service. This is why you must always find ways to stay on fire for God to avoid this feeling of blandness in your faith. How can you do that?
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Ambrose of Milan: The bishop who made an emperor kneel
On this day in AD 397, one of the great saints of the church, Ambrose of Milan, died after a lifetime of labour.
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American Christians are ignoring the Great Commission: Here's why that's so dangerous
Most US churchgoers don't know of Jesus' 'great commission' to 'make disciples'. Is this a fatal flaw in the contemporary church?
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Martin Luther King anniversary: US faith leaders unite for historic Washington march
Today will see one of the largest gatherings of US faith leaders since 1963's March on Washington, with this year's End to Racism rally marking 50 years since Martin Luther King Jr's assassination.
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Beijing insists on control over religion, dampening chances of China-Vatican deal
There is no religion above the state, a Chinese official has said, dampening hopes of an imminent deal between Beijing and the Vatican over the appointment of bishops.
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How to deal with bullying the Christian way
Bullying is a serious issue in society today, especially among the younger generation. It is important that as Christians, we take a stand on bullying and do something about it. But, what exactly does God expect us to do with victims and bullies?
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Church organists disappearing as more worshippers sing along to recorded music
It seems church organists are a dying breed in the Church of England as worshippers resort more and more to singing along to recorded music, a study has revealed.
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Why does God allow suffering and evil in this world?
"Why does God allow suffering and evil?" is the most common question you'll hear from an unbeliever or someone who questions his/her faith. As Christians, we've also wondered the same thing, but our faith is stronger than our doubts and we believe there is a reason for this. Here are the possible answers.
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5 Christian artists you may not know about
To be able to profess their faith in an industry where morality and righteousness takes the back seat is, indeed, inspiring. Let's meet these Christian artists you may not know about.
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Pope Francis could still visit Northern Ireland, archbishop suggests
Pope Francis could still visit Northern Ireland, despite a stop not part of his scheduled itinerary in August, Irish bishops have suggested.
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Bill Hybels controversy: Willow Creek women 'must not be silenced', says John Ortberg
John Ortberg, the former Willow Creek pastor who accused church leaders of failures over allegations senior pastor Bill Hybels had behaved inappropriately with women, has said the women concerned 'must not be silenced'.
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Archbishop of Uganda distances Church from Anglican MP defending domestic violence
The archbishop of Uganda has distanced himself from an Anglican MP who defended men beating their wives.
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Frank Page resignation: 'No legal impropriety' suspected, Southern Baptists told
A special meeting of the executive committee of the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) has been called to consider the resignation of former president Frank Page last month.