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Three doctors cleared of unlawful killing in landmark euthanasia case
Three doctors in Belgium have been cleared of wrongdoing in a landmark euthanasia case for the country.
Franklin Graham says he's still 'looking forward' to preaching the Gospel in the UK despite multiple cancellations
Franklin Graham is determined to press ahead with his UK preaching tour this summer despite multiple venues pulling out.
Matt Redman releases new album 'Let There Be Wonder'
Matt Redman says he wants to see more Christians declare the name of Jesus and "not just speak generically about who God is" as he launches his new album.
Woman who wants to transition 7-year-old son loses second court case
A Texas woman who wants to transition her 7-year-old son into a girl has been defeated in a second court hearing.
Asia Bibi tells story of death row ordeal and eventual freedom in new memoir
The memoir Enfin Libre, or Finally Free, has been published in French by Ãditions du Rocher and is co-written by French journalist Anne-Isabelle Tollet.
Church leader's plea for unity after the UK enters a new era outside the EU
Writing in the Yorkshire Post, Dr John Sentamu said it was important for the nation to accept that the Brexit debate was over and now spend the new decade working towards a common vision.
Kim Kardashian West's daughter Chicago sings 'I love you' to Jesus
"Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star Kim Kardashian West shared a video of her 2-year-old daughter, Chicago, singing her "favourite" worship song.
Dozens of Christians convicted of terrorism are released from prison in Pakistan
An anti-terrorism court in Lahore has acquitted and ordered the release of 42 Christians previously imprisoned for rioting after two churches in Pakistan's largest Christian neighborhood were bombed in 2015.
Time to move beyond divisions on Brexit day - Church leaders
Church leaders called for unity and kindness as Britain formally leaves the European Union.
Franklin Graham says cancellation of UK evangelistic events is 'spiritual warfare'
Franklin Graham has asked for prayer as he remains determined to see through his planned UK tour despite multiple venues backing out.
May Britain depart the European Union in peace, says Methodist leader
The Secretary of the Methodist Conference, the Rev Dr Jonathan Hustler, said the prayer of the Church must be that the UK departs the EU in peace.
Archbishops apologise for 'hurt' caused by sex and marriage statement
The Church of England's two most senior archbishops have issued an apology for the "hurt and division" caused by a statement maintaining a traditional position on sex and marriage.
Another church is shut down as crackdown continues in Algeria
Yet another Christian church has been ordered to shut down in Algeria as the government's crackdown on houses of worship continues.
Family of Leah Sharibu deny reports Christian teenager has given birth in captivity
The family of abducted Nigerian Christian teenager Leah Sharibu has spoken out after reports published over the weekend suggested that their daughter has given birth to the son of a Boko Haram commander and that she was forced to accept Islam.
Franklin Graham tells UK LGBTQ community he is not bringing a 'hateful' message
Franklin Graham has invited the UK LGBTQ community to come and hear him preach as he denied that he was bringing a "hateful" message to the country in an upcoming tour.
World Vision evolves its sponsorship model so that the kids now choose their sponsor
The Christian development agency is launching the 'Chosen' programme across UK churches in a groundbreaking new approach to child sponsorship.