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London church continues 3 a.m. services despite complaints: That's when 'demons are active'
Despite complaints from neighbours, a Pentecostal church in south London is continuing its loud preaching with amplified music at an unusual time of the day â 3 a.m. to 5 a.m. â every Saturday morning.
Miraculous healings, appearance of money prompting more war-weary Syrian Muslims to embrace Christianity
Amid the atrocities of war in Syria, miracles are happening that are drawing more and more Muslims to the Christian faith.
Abortion in Northern Ireland: New guidelines hint at liberalisation
New guidelines that hint at the liberalisation of abortion in Northern Ireland have been published.
Five weird Bible animals â but did they really exist?
There are some very strange animals mentioned in the Bible.
Living Out denies support for gay cure therapy: 'Homosexuality is not an illness'
A support group for same-sex attracted Christians has hit back at claims it supports gay cure.
US Capitol shooting: Gunman called himself a 'prophet of God'
The Tennesseen man shot by police on Monday after allegedly waving a pellet gun at the US Capitol referred to himself as a "prophet of God".
Baghdad: Three more dead as ISIS continue suicide bombing campaign
ISIS have claimed responsibility for a suicide bomb in Baghdad that killed three and wounded 27 on Tuesday morning.
Ancient Roman pottery discovery reveals rare insight into Christian history of London
A fourth century piece of pottery discovered in West London has given new insight into the origins of Christianity in the capital.
Priest faces police investigation after £270,000 given to help refugees disappears
A Catholic priest is being investigated by police after the disappearnace of £270,000 that was donated to help refugee families.
Pakistan: Christians 'must not give up hope' Archbishop says
Christians in Pakistan must not lose hope in the face of ongoing persecution, the Catholic Archbishop of Lahore has said, following Sunday's suicide bombing in a city park that killed 72 people.
Thousands of Pakistan protestors demand more blasphemy deaths
Up to 25,000 supporters caused chaos in Pakistan when they protested in support of a man who was executed after he murdered an opponent in the long-running dispute over the country's blasphemy laws.
Solid proof? Astronomer claims tracking movement of 'Planet 9' in our solar system
A famous astronomer said he was able to track the movements of the so-called "Planet 9" through the Kuiper Belt, a band of asteroids and comets encircling the solar system.
Love never dies? Most people feel presence of loved ones who have already died, new study says
A research team from the University of Milan in Italy reported that as many as six out of every ten people admitted to seeing, hearing or sensing the presence of their loved ones who already passed away.
University of California adopts policies against anti-Semitism, vows to discipline violators
The University of California has adopted a set of policies to combat anti-Semitism on campus, becoming the first public university to have such regulation.
More than 300 children abducted by Boko Haram last year are still being held
It is unclear whether the Nigerian government has made any serious efforts to liberate 400 women and children abducted by Boko Haram from a school in Borno State a year ago, according to Human Rights Watch.
Gunmen kidnap three Nigerian pastors during church camp
Three church leaders have been kidnapped at gunpoint during a church prayer camp in northern Nigeria.