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Britain's Libya intervention was flawed and Cameron was to blame, say MPs
Britain and France led international efforts to help oust Libya's then-leader Muammar Gaddafi in early 2011.
Evangelist recalls encounter with witch doctor â and how he became his partner in fighting spiritual darkness
Indeed, there is no power greater than the power of Christ.
Southern Baptists lead in welcoming and ministering to Syrian refugees in U.S.
In the mission of sharing the love of Christ, politics is out of the question.
9/11 Islamic terrorists unintentionally brought down walls separating Muslims from Christians
When Islamic terrorists slammed two hijacked planes on the World Trade Center's Twin Towers, toppling them 15 years ago, they could not have foreseen that their action would help Christian missionaries bring the Gospel to more people in the Muslim world.
South Africa bans American pastor over gay hate speech
Steven Anderson has become notorious for his outlandish comments on homosexuality â which include describing the massacre of 50 people in an Orlando nightclub as "good news".
Nicaragua ends restrictions targeting Christian missionaries
Church leaders have praised God for the move, which means missionaries will once again be allowed to enter the country freely.
Coptic Christians hospitalised in clash with Muslims
Two Christians have been hospitalised and dozens arrested in a fight between young Copts and Muslims in Egypt's Minya province, according to local media.
Is inequality a deadly sin?
If we're all equal before God, why is the gap between rich and poor so big?
China: Christian summer camp organisers detained by police for 'indoctrinating minors'
Two Christian summer camp organisers were detained in China last month on the charge of "indoctrinating minors with superstitious beliefs".
Christian woman hacked to death in India
A 55-year-old Christian woman with mental disabilities has been hacked to death outside her home in India.
Yazidi girl who escaped ISIS: Militants 'sang happily' as they entered Sinjar to massacre thousands
24-year-old Fahima, who escaped ISIS in Sinjar two years ago, shares her story.
We will take Jesus onto the streets, say Archbishops of Canterbury and York
The latest videos from CofE headquarters in London have passionate Christians, men and women from the Archbishops of Canterbury and York on down, sharing passionately about taking the message of Jesus Christ onto the streets of England and beyond.
Christians in Iraq 'desperate' for help, report Archbishops
Thousands of Christian families have left refugee camps in Iraq, a senior church leader has reported. He attacked the Iraqi government in Baghdad for failing to help the displaced Christians who are hungry, often sick and in need of places to live.
More than 3,500 Muslim refugees in Germany baptised into Christian faith
More than 3,500 Muslim refugees have turned to Christ and been baptised in Germany in the last two years, a new survey reveals.
Orlando nightclub shooter's mosque damaged in arson attack
The mosque attended by the American Muslim mass murderer Omar Mateen has been damaged in an arson attack.
Clinton's pneumonia: 'I didn't think it was a big deal'
Democrat Hillary Clinton said on Monday she could resume presidential campaigning in a couple of days after a bout of pneumonia .