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Indian Christian families forced to flee homes after wedding attack
The village demanded the Christians not even conduct funerals
Christians in Syria fearful after church suicide bombing
The new government has condemned the attack, but can it protect Christians from more violence?
US Church attendance and engagement up since pandemic
“Becoming a Christian has done nothing but vastly improve my life.”
Christian leaders call for peace and prayers amid Israeli-Iran conflict
“People think Christians want to see Armageddon come, but that’s not true."
Anglican group condemns Parliament's 'culture of death'
“These votes show that while we live in a democracy and respect it, many of those elected to positions of the highest power can no longer be trusted to carry out their responsibilities with wisdom.”
Christian-Jewish aid group rushes $2.5m in emergency relief to Israel
Yael Eckstein, the Fellowship’s president and global CEO, said the need was urgent and overwhelming
Unlimited abortion represents 'moral collapse' of Britain
In Britain, praying outside an abortion clinic is illegal, but killing a full term baby soon won't be if Parliament's decision becomes law.
CofE bishop repents for failure to address grooming gang issue
A Church of England bishop has confessed that he did not raise the issue of grooming gangs because of his concern that it might undermine the Church’s efforts to promote racial justice.
17,000 turn out for Franklin Graham event in London
Graham preached a message about God's love but also expressed his concerns that the world seemed to be "one step closer to Armageddon".
Over 20 Christians killed in suicide bombing of church in Syria
At least 22 Christians have been killed and dozens more injured after a suicide bomber blew himself up at a church in Syria.
'I just think it's all wrong,' police officer tells street evangelists
A police officer has been filmed confronting a pair of Christians in London for street preaching.
Churches play 'significant but often overlooked role' in helping refugees to integrate - report
"Despite providing key frontline services and serving as an essential safety net, churches often remain isolated from strategic partnerships."
We will continue fight against assisted suicide, say opponents
Opponents of assisted suicide have vowed to fight on after Friday's disappointing third reading vote in favour of changing the law.
Vatican-backed report wants debt relief for developing countries
In the Old Testament, the year of Jubilee involved the forgiveness of all debts and the freeing of slaves.
Christians call upon Nigerian government to take action following deadly militant attacks
“For this pattern of attack on mostly Christian villages to continue without restraint is totally unacceptable."
Pride, dignity and the need for Jesus
Pride without God leads to ruin. But identity rooted in God leads to redemption, rebirth and resurrection.