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Ancient coin hoard unearthed in Galilee reveals secrets of last Jewish revolt under Romans
The 22 coins, dating back more than 1,600 years, were found within a narrow crack deliberately carved at the end of a winding tunnel.

Baptist Union of Great Britain maps out rescue plan for Spurgeon’s students after shock closure
The Baptist Union of Great Britain (BUGB) has detailed a wide-ranging support package to keep students from the now-closed Spurgeon’s College on track for the new academic year.

£11m investment to boost mission across Church of England parishes
Almost half of all Church of England parishes are set to gain from a new £11 million wave of investment aimed at strengthening mission, outreach and discipleship, according to the latest figures.

Christians back legal challenge over council's decision to lease historic building to mosque
The mosque will be the first in Monmouthshire, if approved.

Pro-life institute hit by 'anthrax' scare
The powder was "almost certainly harmless".

Devoted clergy remain with Gaza flock despite ongoing destruction
“Above all, death is everywhere, and the fact is that there is no such thing as a safe place in Gaza.”

Finding true friends in Christ: 6 traits to look out for
As this new semester begins, seek out friendships that make you love Jesus more, not less, and be that kind of friend to others.

'Malcolm in the Middle' star Frankie Muniz says he's 'proud to live for Jesus'
Former “Malcolm in the Middle” star-turned-racing professional Frankie Muniz recently declared his Christian faith, taking to social media to say he’s “proud" to "live for Jesus Christ.”

Christian songwriter known for ‘Jesus, Take the Wheel’ dies in plane crash
A prominent Christian songwriter, known for co-writing the Grammy-winning hit “Jesus, Take the Wheel,” was among three people killed in a small aircraft crash in North Carolina. His wife and stepdaughter also died in the crash.

Salvation Army calls for urgent action on homelessness in Scotland
As Scotland heads toward next May’s parliamentary election, The Salvation Army is pressing political leaders to put homelessness prevention at the top of their agendas.

Charlie Kirk's widow forgives his killer at funeral attended by thousands
Erika Kirk, the widow of slain Christian conservative influencer Charlie Kirk, forgave his killer as she delivered an address to tens of thousands of people gathered at a memorial service in his honour.

The story of Hannah
Hannah led a "threefold revolution". Here's why.

Christian declaration calls for freedom of conscience and respect for human dignity
A new declaration has been launched by Christians that calls on the UK government and leaders in society and academia to respect human dignity and freedom of conscience.

Is the right wing revival real?
Are pro-Christian statements from the right wing genuine? Christian Concern's Communications Manager Paul Huxley comments on the claims and counter-claims.

Church leaders object to ‘co-opting’ of Christian symbols
“Any co-opting or corrupting of the Christian faith to exclude others is unacceptable.”

Assisted suicide bill faces 'uphill struggle' after Lords send it to committee for scrutiny
Opponents of Kim Leadbeater's assisted suicide bill continue to hope in its defeat after it faced significant opposition in the House of Lords.