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Bangladesh: Militants hack Christian man to death in grocery store after church
Sunil Gomes was attacked at his grocery store after the morning service in his home in the village of Bonpara.
Father says Swedish government evicting his family in public housing to give way for Muslim migrants
A father and his two teenage sons in the Swedish city of Lidingö were left dumbfounded after the Swedish government allegedly ordered them to leave their home by August this year to make way for asylum seekers from the Middle East.
'Cultural war of our time': U.S. Catholic Bishops' employees found promoting gay marriage on social media
Two employees of U.S Catholic bishops have been found expressing public support for gay marriage through social media, according to the latest report of the Lepanto Institute, a research and education organisation dedicated to the defence of the Catholic Church.
Syrian and Russian aircraft step up bombing of Aleppo city
A civil defence worker said at least 32 people were killed in the rebel-held parts of the city during the air strikes.
Slavery still a reality: Over 45 million people currently being enslaved, research shows
Over 45.8 million people are currently enslaved across the globe, a human rights group called The Walk Free Foundation announced last week.
Food for the body and soul: Faith-based charity group helps provide quality meals in flooded Texas areas
The group called Mercy Chefs has committed to providing professionally prepared meals to the flood victims after receiving a call from the Texas Department of Emergency Management.
Smuggling networks at work: Illegal immigrants from terrorism hotbeds sneak into U.S. through Mexico
Illegal immigrants from Arab countries known to be hotbed of terrorist activities managed to sneak into the US through its Mexican border using a smuggling network, The Washington Times revealed in a report.
Through God's grace: Baby survives, thrives after being born with part of his skull missing
Through God's grace, a baby with a part of his skull who was expected even by his own parents to die right away after being born is thriving, survives up to this day.
Cheers! Benedictine monks from Italy pray while producing Belgian-style beers
At the Monastery of Saint Benedict at the Italian town of Norcia--the birthplace of the revered Christian Saint Benedict--monks are using the production of Belgian-style beers called "Birra Nursia," as a form of prayer.
What to do when worry and anxiety attacks you
Worry and anxiety are two of the easiest pitfalls of faith that we can fall into. It's a good thing to know that in Christ, we can stop worrying and let go of our anxieties.
5 ways to bless your in-laws daily
Are you looking for ways to improve your relationship with your in-laws? Here are five things you can do to bless your in-laws daily.
Are you stopping God's power from working through you?
God is all-powerful, but He needs a person through whom He can work to touch lives and bring His kingdom to earth. Have you ever wondered why God at times cannot show His power through you?
What does a family restored in Jesus look like?
We have to admit that today, the image of family has been distorted and that many families have been ruined by the brokenness of this world. But our God is on a mission to redeem the household through the power of Jesus Christ.
Honouring God: 10 signs that your job is becoming an idol
Our jobs and professions are wonderful blessings, but just like any other good thing, too much of it can turn into an addiction, an obsession or even an idol.
The sin we all too easily commit: abusing God's grace
We can all too easily take liberties with God's grace, using it as an excuse to keep sinning. How can we address this kind of licentious behavior?
Criminal or hero? New York City resident beats his wife's alleged rapist to death
Is there ever a time when God's Commandment that "Thou shall not kill" is acceptable to be violated? A New York City resident has triggered a debate on this question after he killed another man who allegedly tried to rape his wife inside their own home.