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Man Who Stabbed Own Brother to Death Says He Found Peace When He Turned to God
A man from Northern Ireland who was convicted and jailed for fatally stabbing his own brother four years ago shared that he has since found peace after he repented for his sins and turned to God.

Trump In Crisis As He Apologises For Lewd Comments About Women
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump scrambled to prevent his campaign from falling apart early on with a hastily prepared video statement expressing regret for making lewd comments about women.

Bangladesh Kills Four Islamic Militants Blamed For Cafe Attack
Bangladesh's security forces killed four members of a Islamist militant group on Saturday blamed for on attack on a cafe in Dhaka in July in which 22 people were killed, mostly foreigners.

Australians Rally Ahead Of Same-Sex Marriage Referendum
Hundreds of supporters of same-sex marriage campaigners rallied in Australia's two largest cities on Saturday against a plan to hold a public vote on the issue, concerned it would cause an increase in anti-gay comments.

Pastor Admits It's Hard to Forgive People Who Stole $174,000 From His Church
Nearly $175,000 was stolen recently from the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Kingston, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, and church members are still trying to come to terms with the crime that affected their place of worship.

Mystery Over 'Suicide' Of Priest Who Campaigned Against Drugs Trafficking
Bishops in Argentina are calling for "clarification" over the death of a priest found hanged in a room at his parish church.

Round The Campfire With Rend Collective: New Album Reviewed
The prolific Northern Irish worship band's latest album reviewed by Christian Today...

Ancient Viking Church Stone Dug Up In Sweden
A rare rune stone from the age of the Vikings has been discovered at a church in Sweden.

Death Toll Soars In Haiti After Hurricane Matthew, More Than 300 Killed
The death toll in Haiti has escalated to more than 300, officials have said, following Hurricane Matthew's destructive campaign across the Caribbean.

101-Year-Old Woman Receives Her First Communion: 'Never Too Late to Receive the Eucharist'
Finally, after 101 years, she received the body of Christ.

Longest Marriage Ends: 103-Year-Old Wife Calls Death of Her 110-Year-Old Husband a 'Blessing'
Truly, all good things must come to an endâeven the world's longest marriage.

Muslim Cleric in U.S. Who Openly Backs ISIS and Praises Beheadings, Terror Attacks Remains a Free Man
He openly praises ISIS, their terror attacks and even beheadingsâall the things that the civilised world abhors.

UN Tells Saudi Arabia: Stop Flogging And Executing Children
A UN human rights watchdog has called on Saudi Arabia to end "severe" discrimination against girls and to repeal laws that allow the stoning, amputation, flogging and execution of children.

Christian Relief Workers And Volunteers Stand By To Help Victims Of Hurricane Matthew
Christian groups are at the fore of early relief efforts as Hurricane Matthew, the most powerful hurricane to hit the United States in a decade, brings storm surges and lashings of rain to Florida after killing at least 339 people in Haiti.

Trump 'Risks Damaging Our Witness To The Gospel' Say Evangelical Christian Leaders
Nearly 80 evangelical Christian leaders in the United States have joined in condemnation of Republican candidate Donald Trump.

Pete Greig Interview: 'You Can't Care More About Brangelina Than Aleppo And Be A Christian'
Greig's new book, Dirty Glory, is, like the author, gripping, gritty and optimistic.