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Artist to 'drench' St Paul's in blood in protest against Prince Harry's Taliban kill claim
A Russian artist is planning to "drench" St Paul's Cathedral in a projection of blood donated by Afghan refugees.
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Pro-life group's abortion up to birth fears after election of new SNP leader Humza Yousaf
Pro-lifers are calling on new SNP leader Humza Yousaf to abandon his support for the decriminalisation of abortion in Scotland.
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Terrorists kill 27 Christians in Kaduna State, Nigeria
Fulani herdsmen and other terrorists killed 27 Christians in two attacks this month in Kaduna state, Nigeria, local sources said.
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Evangelical Alliance expects more Anglican churches to join over CofE gay blessings
The head of the Evangelical Alliance, Gavin Calver, believes the organisation may see a growth in membership as the Church of England moves ahead with divisive plans to bless same-sex couples.
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Blac Chyna cancels OnlyFans account, removes satanic tattoo after finding God
The rapper and former stripper is undergoing a dramatic lifestyle change after becoming a born again Christian.
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Bishop protests about election law changes
A senior Church of England bishop has raised serious concerns about new election laws that he believes could adversely impact "the poorest and the most marginalised."
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Do I step out or not? 7 reasons from the book of Esther
The book of Esther does not mention God, but his remarkable providence is evident in every verse.
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Loss brings grief
Loss comes in many forms. We lose jobs, we lose money, we lose homes, we lose beloved things, we lose health, we lose friendships, we lose people. And when loss comes to us, it never comes alone.
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Westminster Abbey gives visitors unique access to ancient coronation spot
Westminster Abbey is giving visitors a unique opportunity to walk across the spot where King Charles III will be crowned on 6 May.
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Pelosi on cleric who barred her from communion: 'That's his problem, not mine'
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi issued a rare public rebuke of her home bishop on Thursday.
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Israel won't criminalize sharing the Gospel amid pushback to new bill, Netanyahu says
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says that his government will not pass a bill that would criminalize Christian evangelism, a proposal that drew concern from American Evangelicals.
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Study finds fewer alcohol deaths in Scotland after introduction of minimum unit pricing
The introduction of minimum unit pricing (MUP) on alcohol in Scotland has saved lives, according to new research published in The Lancet medical journal.