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ISIS leader killed in Syria
ISIS leader killed in Syria

ISIS' chief strategist and one of its longest serving leaders has been killed in Syria, the group's news agency has reported.

Leading conservative Anglican says Church of England must split to stop \'contagious\' gay marriage
Leading conservative Anglican says Church of England must split to stop 'contagious' gay marriage

A prominent conservative Anglican group has issued an unprecedented call for the Church of England to split over the issue of gay marriage.

This time, ISIS uses flamethrower to execute 6 of its leaders in Iraq for trying to escape to Syria
This time, ISIS uses flamethrower to execute 6 of its leaders in Iraq for trying to escape to Syria

New method, same old savagery. The Islamic State (ISIS) has found yet another barbaric way to kill its enemies.

Religion off-limits in Red Cross shelters? Officer told to get out after praying with Louisiana flood victims
Religion off-limits in Red Cross shelters? Officer told to get out after praying with Louisiana flood victims

Has it come to this in America? A humanitarian organisation that has the Christian cross in its name and symbol is apparently now shunning Christian prayers and Bibles in its shelters for flood victims in Louisiana.

Pastor found dead in car with self-inflicted gunshot wound after weeklong vacation; no suicide note

Why? That's the question on everyone's mind at the Valley Presbyterian Church in Green Valley, Arizona following the mysterious death, allegedly by a self-inflicted" gunshot wound, of pastor and former Navy chaplain Lawrence "Larry" DeLong, the Christian Post reports.

Michele Bachmann: God raised up Trump for US president
Michele Bachmann: God raised up Trump for US president

Senior Republican politician and former Congresswoman Michele Bachmann has said she believes God raised up Donald Trump to win the US presidential election.

Senior Church of England clergyman arrested on suspicion of voyeurism
Senior Church of England clergyman arrested on suspicion of voyeurism

Rev Martin Thrower was suspended by the St Edmundsbury and Ipswich diocese after he was arrested in Ipswich. He has been bailed to return to Suffolk police in October.

Israel condemned for \'secret trial\' of Christian charity World Vision\'s Gaza director
Israel condemned for 'secret trial' of Christian charity World Vision's Gaza director

Amnesty International has warned Israel not to continue with a "secret trial" of the Christian charity World Vision's Gaza director amid reports that media and the charity's staff were barred from the trial and an undisclosed allegation of mistreatment in custody.

Egypt: Lawmakers fear that new church law will discriminate against Christians

Egypt has passed a law on building and restoring churches after weeks of heavy criticism from the Coptic Christian community.

Christian woman sues after being told to remove her headscarf
Christian woman sues after being told to remove her headscarf

A Christian woman is taking legal action against Alabama county officials she was told to remove her headscarf before taking her driver's licence photo.

3 reasons to believe that the best is yet to come
3 reasons to believe that the best is yet to come

Here are three reasons to believe that the best is yet to come for you who love God.

Here\'s how you can be sure that God knows how to help you
Here's how you can be sure that God knows how to help you

Despite the fact that at times we don't know what to ask God for, He does know how to help us, and will help us when we yield to Him.

Nun who survived Italy earthquake wonders why God saved her and not others
Nun who survived Italy earthquake wonders why God saved her and not others

The 6.2 magnitude earthquake that hit Italy on Wednesday awakened Sister Marjana Lleshi.

U.S. church offers recovery programme for racists
U.S. church offers recovery programme for racists

A church in North Carolina is offering a program inspired by Alcoholics Anonymos (AA) for racism.

U.S. university under fire for illegal use of foetal tissue in research
U.S. university under fire for illegal use of foetal tissue in research

The medical school of a well-known university in the U.S. is under scrutiny after it was found that students from the school used aborted foetal brains for research.