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Burma: Christian charities urge freedom for religious minorites
The Burmese government have been urged to repeal laws which hinder religious freedom by a coalition of groups at the United Nations human rights council (HRC).
Franklin Graham urges Christians to vote for 'least heathen' candidate
As the Presidential race heats up, evangelist Franklin Graham has urged Christians to vote, even if it means they have to "decide which is the least heathen" candidate.
Christian couple Marius and Ruth Bodnariu pray and fast for return of 5 children
The Christian couple who had their five children removed by Norway's child protection services are undertaking a 40-day fast as they wait to hear whether their children will be returned to their custody.
Willow Creek fired Tullian Tchividjian over unconfessed affair
Willow Creek Church has confirmed it fired Tullian Tchividjian because of a "previously unconfessed relationship with another woman".
7 tips to affair-proof your marriage
However strong you feel your marriage is, no one is completely affair proof. Sarah Abell has some advice.
Chancellor is running out of options for budget surplus plan
Chancellor George Osborne is running out of room to keep his centrepiece budget surplus plan on track, economists said on Thursday.
Albert Einstein 'absolutely not an atheist,' believed in God who brings 'harmony' in the universe
One of the greatest scientists to have ever lived, physicist and the brains behind the Theority of Relativity Albert Einstein, believed in God, and even once admitted anger towards atheists.
California set to become 5th state in U.S. to permit physician-assisted suicide
Starting this summer, terminally ill people who wish to request life-ending medication from their physician may already be allowed to do so in California.
Persecution of Christians spreading in India; Hindu radicals enjoying immunity, humanitarian groups say
Attacks against Christians in India are increasing alarmingly this year, with about 30 incidents of religiously motivated violence reported in just two months.
James Fortune says he's 'not a supporter of domestic violence' after pleading guilty of physically abusing his wife
Even though he recently pleaded guilty to physically abusing his wife Cheryl and accepted a third-degree felony assault charge plea deal, Gospel singer James Fortune said that he is in no way supporting nor promoting domestic violence.
Kirk Franklin airs disappointment at pastors backing Trump: 'I hope you now see why we're losing respect as Christians'
Gospel singer Kirk Franklin knows that Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has a lot of supporters. However, Franklin thinks that they are supporting the candidate blindly, since they are overlooking some key things about his character.
Jill and Jessa Counting On updates: Anna Duggar says faith has given her ability to love Josh
Josh Duggar might not be a part of the new TLC show "Jill and Jessa: Counting On," but his wife Anna still showed just how important he is in their lives during the episode entitled "At Home & Away."
God's Not Dead's Shane Harper hopes 'The Passion Live' on Fox will kindle passion for God
There will be a gathering of hundreds in New Orleans this Sunday to watch "The Passion Live," a visual presentation that will commemorate Matthew 21, or the warm welcome Jesus Christ received when He entered Jerusalem.
Muslim girl converted to Christianity after seeing Jesus weeping for her in a dream
For a young Muslim woman who grew up in a life of privilege in the Horn of Africa, enduring hardships in order to find Jesus Christ was a risk worth taking as she found new hope from the Christians who helped her and her sister on their journey of faith.
UK's only Mennonite Christian church shuts for Sunday worship
The Mennonite church in the UK has shut its doors to Sunday worship after numbers dwindled to the point where the church can no longer keep going.
Vicar's wife jailed for stealing from vulnerable pensioner
A vicar's wife has been jailed for 10 months for stealing £6,400 from a woman with learning difficulties.