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Murdered nuns praised for lives of service to the poor
Hundreds of people turned out on Monday to remember two nuns who were murdered last week in Mississippi.
Russell Moore warns politics has become a religion for evangelicals
Politics has become a religion and a source of identity to evangelicals, Russell Moore lamented over the weekend, as he warned that the witness of evangelicalism was at risk.
Why Indian nationalists object to Mother Teresa being made a saint
In India, where Mother Teresa ministered for most of her life and founded the Missionaries of Charity order to take forward her work, her beatification is not universally welcomed.
Pray for believers from one of the world's most secret religions
Born into a religion you cannot convert to or from, Farah* met Jesus when searching for answers. Now others in her close-knit Druze community are getting to know him too.
Argentina: Mother Teresa nuns beaten and robbed
Nuns belonging to the Missionary Sisters of Charity order founded by Mother Teresa of Calcutta have been attacked and beaten in their home in Mar del Plata, Argentina.
Pope Francis to visit earthquake victims 'as soon as possible'
Pope Francis hopes to visit the victims of the devastating earthquake that hit Italy last week.
How one youth pastor is bringing hope to persecuted Christians in Iraq
The charity Open Doors is mobilising thousands of Christians worldwide to bring new hope to the desperate crisis in the Middle East.
Sarkozy vows to change France's constitution for all-out burkini ban
Former French president Nicholas Sarkozy said on Monday he would change the country's constitution to ban full-body burkini swimsuits if he is re-elected to his former role in a vote next April.
Couple lose child against their wishes after court lifts temporary halt on pulling life support
Can a court and a hospital take away the life of an allegedly "brain-dead" child on life-support system even if the child's parents still want to fight for their kid's life? Sadly, the answer is "yes" in Los Angeles, California.
Church officials in Ghana stand up for residents whose lands are being stolen from them
We often hear of instances of stealing involving considerably small material things like wallets, cellphones or bags. In the African nation of Ghana, however, even land is being stolen from some residents, prompting Roman Catholic Church officials to lend their voices against land-grabbing.
Yazidi girl disfigures self by burning her face and body to avoid becoming an ISIS sex slave
Better burned and disfigured than raped, tortured and killed.
Anglicans consider new synod to oppose gay marriage
Nearly a dozen evangelical churches in the Church of England that oppose gay marriage are to align themselves with the world's leading conservative Anglican coalition.
ISIS attack kills dozens in Yemen
A suicide bomber killed at least 45 people when he drove a car laden with explosives into a compound run by local militias in Aden on Monday, Medecins Sans Frontieres said, in one of the deadliest attacks in the southern Yemeni port city.
Full ban on burkinis would stoke tensions, admits French minister
A law banning the full-body "burkini" swimsuit in France would stoke tensions between communities and would be both unconstitutional and ineffective, Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said in an interview published on Sunday.
Death toll rises as Libyans push ISIS back
At least 34 Libyan fighters were killed and more than 180 wounded on Sunday as they closed in on the last Islamic State militant holdouts in the coastal city of Sirte, according to field hospitals.
Indonesian church attacker 'obsessed' with ISIS
A knife-wielding Indonesian teen who tried to attack a priest at a church during a Sunday service was "obsessed" with extremist group Islamic State, a senior minister said on Monday.