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U.S. Pentecostal black church urges members to adopt babies who would have been aborted otherwise
The Church of God in Christ (COGIC) has come up with a novel way to help save the lives of babies who would otherwise have been aborted.
Surprise! Victoria's Secret Bombshell perfume found effective as mosquito repellentâstudy
Planning a camping trip soon? There is no more need to pack a mosquito repellant, if you have a Victoria's Secret perfume in your back pocket.
This country's anti-drug czar wants death-row prisoners guarded by ferocious crocodiles, animals that 'can't be bribed'
Budi Waseso, the Indonesian police chief, wants to make use of these ferrocious reptiles in high security prison facilities for a simple reason: crocodiles "cannot be bribed."
Russia brings out its big gunsâadvanced missiles that can shoot down aircraft up to 90,000 feet high
The Russian government, under the leadership of its tough President Vladimir Putin, is bringing out the big guns and showing off its defense capability in Syria.
Paris attack: Syrian passport found near body of one of the gunmen
The holder of a Syrian passport found near the body of one of the gunmen who died in Friday night's attacks in Paris passed though Greece in October, a Greek minister said.
In chilling video, ISIS vows to attack Russia 'very soon' and 'make their wives concubines and their children slaves'
In an apparent response to the Russian campaign strikes in Syria, the Islamic State (ISIS) released another chilling video vowing attacks in Russia "very soon'' while threatening to "make their wives concubines and their children slaves."
Swedish court rules against midwife who lost job offers for her refusal to perform abortions based on her Christian faith
A district court in Sweden on Thursday ruled against a midwife, or a nurse who was unjustly denied employment by three different medical clinics because she will not perform abortions.
Meet the woman who took 51 Ebola orphans into her own home
Over 3,000 children have been orphaned by Ebola in Sierra Leone. Carey Lodge met Hannah Kanu, who has made an extraordinary sacrifice to help those in need.
People repulsed by Mormon Church's strict new rules against homosexual members, LDS scholar says
The Mormon Church has implemented new rules that has gotten not just gay activists, but also church members of all political backgrounds fuming over its contents.
Pope Francis and Archbishop Justin Welby respond in prayer to Paris attacks
Pope Francis and Archbishop Justin Welby join world leaders reacting to the Paris attacks in prayer.
ISIS says France remains at the top of target list
Islamic State claimed responsibility on Saturday for attacks that killed 127 people in Paris, saying it sent militants strapped with suicide bombing belts and carrying machine guns to various locations in the heart of the capital.
Three immediate responses to the Paris attacks
Martin Saunders points to three practical responses to the Paris attacks that may help us to respond helpfully as the news dominates our hearts and minds in the coming days.
'Prosperity gospel' pastor says he won't violate Christ's teachings by revealing his salary
Elevation Church lead pastor Steven Futrick has always been questioned about his wealth, given the fact that he lives in a whopping 16,000-square-foot home on 19 acres valued at $1.6 million despite only having a pastor's salary.
Francois Hollande: Paris attacks were an 'act of war' by ISIS
French President Francois Hollande said on Saturday the attacks in Paris that killed 127 people were "an act of war" organised from abroad by Islamic State with internal help.
Wanted: 1,000 pastors willing to run for public office in U.S. to restore Christian values
Evangelical Christian organizer David Lane has a plan to bring America back to its former Christian glory, and he will be recruiting 1,000 pastors from all over the country to help battle secular materialism and political correctness by getting them involved in higher office.
Diplomats meet for momentum building peace talks on Syria
Two weeks after they jointly called for a political solution to Syria's civil war, foreign ministers and senior officials from Russia, the United States, Europe and the Middle East struggled on Friday to turn that idea into a more concrete plan.