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Congress to vote on labelling Christian persecution in the Middle East 'genocide', as pressure on Obama grows
The US Congress will on Monday decide whether to recognise atrocities committed against Christians and other religious minorities as genocide.
5 ways Christian living helps you become a better leader
Not all leaders are Christians, and not all Christians are leaders. However, despite of this reality, there is an edge when it comes to leadership once a person turns to Christ.
Defender of faith and family: Why GK Chesterton is still a prophet for our time
CS Lewis is often considered the greatest defender of the faith in the 20th century, but he always paid tribute to his predecessor, GK Chesterton.
2,000 Catholics pray at Planned Parenthood centre in Denver
Almost 2,000 Christians gathered to peacefully prayer walk around a Planned Parenthood centre in Denver last Saturday.
The persecuted Christians you don't see on the news
A new report says believers in West Papua, Indonesia, are under pressure.
Photo of teenager praying for homeless man goes viral
A photo of a teenage boy who prayed for a sleeping homeless man on the street has gone viral.
German authorities are ignoring the abuse of Christian refugees, persecution charity says
Christians refugees are being psychologically abused, physically mistreated and denied food at Muslim-dominated camps in Germany, according to a Christian persecution organisation.
Should I ask God for a sign when confirming His will?
Many people today are suckers for signs. They look to the sky, their palms, even to other people for signs that would tell them whether a certain decision is provident or not.
ISIS document leak: 'Good Christian boy' revealed as British jihadist
A British former "church boy" was among the 1,763 ISIS jihadists whose recruitment forms were leaked this week.
The Archbishop of Canterbury is right: British people are afraid of the refugee crisis
Justin Welby is an astute politician, a consummate media performer and sensitive to the different constituencies he has to serve. Far more than that, he's prayerful and deeply serious about reconciliation. This isn't a man looking to stir up the perennial hornets' nest.
'Downton Abbey,' British period drama that ignored religion, ends after 6 seasons
"Downton Abbey" is a British period drama that attained success even among American viewers. But in order to avoid stirring up any controversy, the show created by Julian Fellowes avoided showing any scenes where its characters are seen praying. After six successful seasons, the show finally bid its goodbye to the small screen on March 6.
Rory Feek seeks to preserve wife Joey's memory through films he's making and book he's writing
Country singer Joey Feek passed away this March after a lengthy battle with cervical cancer. Her husband Rory has been trying his best to preserve his wife's memory, not as a cancer patient, but as a Christian singer who has touched countless lives.
It is not racist to fear migrants, says Archbishop of Canterbury
Justin Welby said: "There is a tendency to say 'those people are racist', which is just outrageous, absolutely outrageous."
Republicans rediscover civility but Trump's Islam comments draw attacks
US Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump came under fire from his rivals on Thursday for saying Muslims hate the United States.
How we can learn to deal with difficult people by following Jesus' example
Throughout his lifetime, Jesus had to deal with a lot of difficult people. The different ways in which he navigated these encounters can provide us with tips and tools to incorporate into our own everyday interactions with others.
Christian charities warn 600,000 affected by changes to disability benefits
The government has come under fire from a group of disability charities over planned changes to disability benefit.