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Warnings of another Christian exodus from Iraq
Christians are leaving Iraq in their droves because they cannot see any future in the country after years of political instability and persecution.
Warnings of assisted suicide 'harm' as MPs predict change to law
Campaigners have warned of "harm" and "profound injustices" following the publication of a Commons report that suggests the law on assisted suicide is likely to change in parts of the UK soon.
Independent review launched into links between New Wine and Mike Pilavachi
An independent review is to be carried out into whether there are any links between allegations against Soul Survivor founder Mike Pilavachi and New Wine.
Islamist Nigerian militants press attacks against Christians to foment religious war
"The terrorists are determined to kill every Christian in the region, and this is making us live in fear because we have already lost our loved ones."
Scotland: silent prayer deemed 'unacceptable' in hearing on world's most extreme abortion buffer zone law
The Scottish Parliament has begun hearing evidence on a Bill which, if it becomes law, will introduce the world's most extreme buffer zone law in Scotland.
YWAM co-founder 'reeling' from death of missionaries in bus crash
"In these days, tears are being poured out across the world by individuals, families and YWAMers worldwide," said Darlene Cunningham.
Half of Northern Irish identify as practising Christians
A survey by the Evangelical Alliance has revealed that Northern Ireland is home to many practising Christians, including many evangelicals.
Richard Cunningham resigns as head of UCCF after 20 years
Richard Cunningham is to step down after 20 years as national director of the Universities and Colleges Christian Fellowship (UCCF).
Police admit restrictions on pastor's street preaching were 'disproportionate'
Avon and Somerset Police have conceded that attempts to stop a pastor from commenting publicly on other religions while street preaching were "disproportionate".
The little known story of the first Anglican female preachers
The Church of England first appointed female preachers during the First World War. This is the story ...
Calls for prayer after deadly Burkina Faso church attack
There have been appeals for prayer after 15 Christians were killed in an attack during a church service in Burkina Faso on Sunday.
Christian councillor exonerated after investigation into Pride tweet
A tweet by a Christian councillor criticising the Pride movement is not homophobic, the Conservative Party has concluded after a six month investigation.
MPs to vote on lowering abortion time limit
MPs are being urged to vote in favour of lowering the abortion time limit from 24 weeks to 22 in light of improved survival rates for premature babies.
Burkina Faso church attack leaves at least 15 dead
At least 15 people have been reported dead after an attack on a Catholic church in Burkina Faso on Sunday.
11 YWAM missionaries reported dead in Tanzania bus crash
Eleven missionaries with Youth With A Mission (YWAM) died in a tragic traffic accident on Saturday near Arusha, Tanzania. The incident, involving multiple vehicles, also claimed the lives of several others, including the bus driver.
Church of England General Synod debates safeguarding next steps
Divisions have surfaced at the General Synod meeting in Westminster over the urgency of bringing forward legislation on independent safeguarding for the Church of England.