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Roads to hope: how a simple van is providing safer education in Nigeria
Conflict in Nigeria has displaced thousands of children, and terrorist groups in northern and central states continue to target schools.
Taliban 2.0 aren't so different from the first regime, after all
The Taliban are again ruling through fear and draconian rules.
Federal appeals court keeps Texas abortion ban in place
A federal appeals court has kept Texas' heartbeat abortion ban in place and sent the lawsuit against the legislation to the Republican-controlled state supreme court, a move celebrated by pro-life activists and opposed by abortion-rights proponents.
Are we giants of grace or giants of judgement?
It's easy to be judgemental of other Christians and other churches, especially when you don't know them.
When God doesn't take you out of the storm
Everybody on this earth faces challenges or difficulties at some point of their lives. No one is immune from trauma or suffering. But as Christians, how do we cope when things go wrong?
Pastors among 9 Christians arrested, charged with 'illegal' conversions in India: watchdog
Police in India's central state of Madhya Pradesh arrested nine Christians, including two pastors, on false charges of illegal conversion under the state's controversial "anti-conversion" law, a Christian persecution watchdog organization reports.
Bishop speaks out against government plans to abolish BBC licence fee
A leading Church of England bishop has spoken out about government plans to abolish the BBC licence fee â and praised the Corporation's role in developing greater understanding of religion.
Pastor goes to court over tweet opposing LGBTQ Pride events
A Christian pastor has claimed he was hounded out of his job as a school caretaker over a tweet in which he said Christians and children should not attend LGBTQ pride events.
As rabbi was held hostage, his interfaith clergy colleagues gathered to help end the standoff
The congregation's rabbi is particularly well connected to the larger interfaith community and on good terms with many Muslim leaders.
School district defends decision to allow After School Satan Club at elementary school
An Illinois school district is defending an elementary school after it received criticism from parents for handing out flyers promoting a controversial After-School Satan Club for students in the first through fifth grades sponsored by the Satanic Temple.
Billy Graham's granddaughter released from hospital after back-to-back heart attacks
The granddaughter of late evangelist Billy Graham has left the hospital after suffering two heart attacks last weekend.
New Jersey Governor signs law allowing abortion up to birth
Pro-life activists and religious leaders are slamming the enactment of a New Jersey bill that will legalize abortion up until the moment of birth.
Police interrogations were a 'privilege', says Finnish MP facing trial for sexuality comments
A Christian MP in Finland who will stand trial later this month for publicly expressing her beliefs on marriage and sexuality has called it a "privilege" to be interrogated by the police.
TobyMac collaborates with Sheryl Crow on 'Promised Land'
The seven-time Grammy winner partnered with Crow to record two new versions of his hit single "Promised Land".
Jury clears Christian climate activists who climbed on top of train
Christian climate activists who prevented a Docklands Light Railway train from leaving a London station during rush-hour have been cleared.
Beyond psychiatry
Dr David Enoch speaks to Christian Today about about the relationship between faith and psychiatry, and his new memoir, Enoch's Walk â 95 Not Out.