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Does The White House Need A Chaplain Now More Than Ever?
A prominent Southern Baptist pastor is calling for a chaplain to be appointed to the White House, just as the Senate and House of Representatives both have chaplains already.
'Lion' Makes A Strong Case For God Without Ever Mentioning Him
'Lion' is the true story of Saroo Brierley, an Indian-born Australian who somehow found safety after being marooned a thousand miles from home at just five years old.
Billy Graham on Why Sexual Activity Outside Marriage Is a Sin
The world-renowned evangelist replied, saying that God truly wants His children to enjoy life, and this is precisely why He placed "fences" or boundaries around their sexuality.
Manny Pacquiao Renews Stance on Death Penalty, Says Even Jesus Christ 'Was Sentenced to Death'
Philippine Senator and world boxing champ Manny Pacquiao has renewed his support for the death penalty and even used the Scripture to promote his cause.
Churches Demolished In One Of Nigeria's Sharia States
Dozens of churches face possible demolition in Dutse, the state capital of Jigawa in northern Nigeria.
Israeli Occupation Fuels Poverty And Misery - Catholic Charities Warn
Israeli occupation of Palestinian land is fuelling poverty, misery and resentment, an alliance Catholic charities are warning in a new report launched on Monday.
Evangelicals Warn Of A 'New Fascism' Sweeping The World
Evangelical mission specialists have warned of the rise of a "new fascism" in different countries around the world.
Israel To Build Hundreds Of New Settlements: 'We Can Build Where We Want'
Israel is set to build hundreds of new settlements in the occupied Palestinian territory of East Jerusalem after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced he is lifting restrictions.
Archbishop Of Canterbury In Bid To Save Iraqi Christian From Deportation
The Archbishop of Canterbury has intervened in an attempt to save a Christian asylum seeker from being sent back to Iraq.
Disgraced Former Minister Paul Flowers Criticises Church Over Sacking
Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Sunday programme, Flowers said the Church could have acted "with a bit more grace".
Gambians Celebrate Jammeh Flight To Exile: 'Allah Has Decided This Is The End'
Cheering and singing, Gambians flooded the streets of the capital city Banjul on Sunday to celebrate the end of ex-ruler Yahya Jammeh's 22-year authoritarian regime.
White House Vows To Fight Media 'Tooth And Nail' Over Trump Coverage
The White House vowed on Sunday to fight the news media "tooth and nail" over what it sees as unfair attacks.
Queen's Chaplain Quits After Speaking Out Over Cathedral's Qur'an Reading
One of the Queen's chaplains is stepping down after he spoke out against a Qur'an reading in a cathedral in Glasgow.
Gay Clergy To No Longer Swear Celibacy
Gay clergy will no longer be forced to vow celibacy under new proposals to be announced by Church of England bishops, according to the Sunday Times.
Theresa May: I'm Not Afraid To Tell Trump He's Wrong
Prime Minister Theresa May is not afraid to tell Trump when he says something wrong, she insisted on Sunday.
Pope Francis On Trump Presidency: 'Wait And See'
Pope Francis on Sunday said he would not make an opinion of DonaldTrump until he first had a chance to see specific policies the new US president would implement.