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US moves closer to recognising ISIS persecution as 'genocide'
The brutal persecution of Christians and other religious minorities in the Middle East edged closer to being recognised as genocide yesterday, as a top US committee passed a key resolution condemning the violence.
Pakistan: Christians living in fear of retribution after Mumtaz Qadri's execution
Christians in Pakistan are living in fear following the hanging of Mumtaz Qadri, who murdered former Punjab governor Salman Taseer in 2011.
Should a pastor conduct an unbeliever's wedding?
"You cannot marry anyone except believers and people under the authority of Jesus Christ," says Russell Moore.
U.S. pastors 'twice as likely to fear refugees than to help them,' LifeWay survey shows
Even though Protestant churches believe that Christians should always be ready to help refugees and foreigners, a new survey from LifeWay Research revealed that pastors are twice as likely to fear refugees than to help them.
What is hell? What does the Bible say about hell?
In the New Testament alone, hell is referred to a total of 162 times. God has given us enough education about the torment that is in hell, the people who go there and how we can avoid the pits of it.
Senior Anglicans launch bid to find 'middle way' over homosexuality
Senior Anglican figures have launched a new bid to unite the Church of England over divisive issues such as gay marriage.
Catholic leader hails Oscar Best Picture winner 'Spotlight' for tackling sex abuse crisis that rocked church in 2002
It was a good thing that the movie "Spotlight" won Best Picture during the Oscars 2016, since it helped raise awareness regarding the church's sexual abuse crisis in Boston.
Want to feel more thankful? Time to write a Done-It List
When was the last time you felt truly thankful?
How to feed 19 children with varying tastes? Duggar couple show the way
Some parents already find it difficult to feed just one child who is a picky eater, so just imagine the challenge laid ahead for parents Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar from "19 Kids and Counting" every time they feed their 19 children with varying tastes.
Pope Francis will personally hear confessions at the Vatican on Friday
Pope Francis will hear confessions of the faithful at the Vatican on Friday, as part of the worldwide 'Confession drive' this weekend.
Fox accused of disrespecting Christianity, mocking the Bible with continued airing of 'Lucifer'
The television watchdog group One Million Moms is continuing its battle against Fox's new drama called "Lucifer," which "glorifies Satan as a caring, likable person in human flesh."
Archaeologists uncover 1,600-year-old winery in Jerusalem
An ancient winery and bathhouse thought to date back to Roman Times have been discovered by archaeologists in Jerusalem, it was announced yesterday.
Franklin Graham upset that both Girl and Boy Scouts are now supporting transgender rights
There is a very good reason why Reverend Franklin Graham will not be helping the Girl Scouts of America this year by purchasing their cookies, and this is because the organisation is condoning homosexuality and same-sex marriage.
Rick Warren recalls son's suicide: 'He cannot come back to me, but one day I will go to him'
Pastor Rick Warren of Saddleback Church recalled the painful ordeal of his son's suicide during the NRB Convention ''Proclaim 16'' that was held in Nashville, Tennessee from February 23 to 26, 2016.
10 scriptures on God as our provider
As beings with needs, we often are quick to search for the things that our bodies and souls need. It's both our weakness and our privilege to have been created with so many needs.
Tim Tebow still one of NFL's most popular quarterbacks despite being out of the game for years, survey shows
It has been several years since SEC analyst Tim Tebow played in a regular season NFL game, but he still remains as one of America's most popular quarterbacks.