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Louisiana pastor says even aborted babies will be reunited with Jesus in the rapture
A pastor in Destrehan, Louisiana told his congregation that aborted babies will be reunited with Jesus Christ.
Christians stay positive on their faith despite feeling misunderstood and persecuted by society, study says
It isn't easy being a Christian nowadays especially with anti-religious sentiments and secularism becoming more and more dominant. However, a new research conducted by the Barna Group showed that Christians are actually more positive about their place in society despite the oppiosition they face.
Parents fume over 'transgender day' in U.K. school to teach children 'British values'
Parents are threatening to keep their children from attending class on the day that the Church of England primary school in Hartfield, East Sussex will hold its "transgender day" event, which was designed by the school to "empower lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans young people."
Billy Graham says Jesus Christ is 'anything but a failure,' urges people to 'believe in the power of His sacrifice'
Some people think Jesus Christ is actually a failure here on this Earth. Even though people hailed Him as their Saviour and Messiah, they eventually turned their backs on Him and crucified Him on the cross. But world-renowned evangelist Billy Graham says that Jesus is "anything but a failure" because He had no desire to become an earthly king.
ABC cancels 'Of Kings and Prophets' after just 2 episodes following complaints on its explicit content
The Parents Television Council (PTC) is lauding the ABC network for cancelling the "soap opera" style biblical saga entitled "Of Kings and Prophets" even after airing only two episodes.
Hillsong Church to launch own TV channel to 'exalt Jesus and empower people' 24/7
International Christian ministry Hillsong Church is going to launch its own television channel this summer called Hillsong Channel, and it will feature 24 hours of worship and ministry from internationally acclaimed pastors and teachers.
3 reasons Christians should let their art reflect their faith
The content of the Bible and our personal faith experiences provide us with an abundant source of inspiration, not just in the practical sense of how we live our lives but how we express ourselves creatively.
Agreeing to disagree on the Second Coming of Jesus Christ
The Scriptures are replete with a clear understanding that Jesus Christ will return
New BBC doc shows success story of UK evangelical Christianity
The documentary shows a trend where growing churches are becoming more confident, lively and assertive than the traditional British model, often preaching conservative Biblical views on issues such as gay marriage.
Cracked up? Why are manufacturers dropping 'Easter' from eggs?
The giving and eating of eggs at Easter time is one of the festival's pagan aspects which has been incorporated by the Christian celebration.
ISIS kill 26 soldiers near ancient city of Palmyra
ISIS militants killed 26 Syrian soldiers near the city of Palmyra on Monday, according to a monitoring group, following days of advances by government forces backed by Syrian and Russian air cover.
Joyce Meyer on the ultimate stress busters for a peaceful life
If you are a believer in Jesus Christ, then you are equipped to face and defeat stress.
Justin Welby to honour top imam, Matt Redman and Bishop Angelos with new awards
Worship leader Matt Redman, the head of the Coptic Church in the UK and a top imam are among the winners of a new set of Awards given by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Lambeth Palace has revealed.
Bernie Sanders only candidate not to attend pro-Israel conference
The only Jewish candidate in the Presidential race will be the only one not to address the annual meeting of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC).
What did Jesus mean when he talked about tribulations?
Before the Last Supper and Jesus' arrest, he offers teaching about the 'end of the age' and warns people not to be taken in by false prophets.
Pressure of the job made me pay male escorts for sex, says Rev Paul Flowers
Methodist minister and former Co-operative Bank chairman Paul Flowers has claimed it was the stress of the job that led him to look online for male escorts.