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Revival breaks out in France: As hundreds embrace Christ, '2,000 miracles' take place in one 'incredible night'
"Europe is alive for Jesus!" The exclamatory statement came from Chris Gore, a minister from Bethel Church in California, who spoke at the Lord at the Grande Conference in Paris last week, CBN News reports.
Kevin Durant joins forces and faith with fellow believer Stephen Curry at Golden State: Who can stop the Warriors now?
NBA sensation Kevin Durant has joined forces with fellow believer and two-time MVP Stephen Curry at the Golden State Warriors, officially sealing the deal on Thursday.
US organisations seek to make Christianity grow even more in Cuba by offering ministry training
In 2014, the formerly hermit nation of Cuba once more came into the world's attention when it decided to resume normalizing its relations with the United States. Almost two years later, Cuba is once again drawing attention, but this time, due to its growing Christian population.
Setting an example of mercy: Brazilian cardinal celebrates his 66th birthday with the homeless
Setting an example on how to follow Jesus Christ's teachings to help the needy, the Roman Catholic official went to an area in downtown Rio de Janeiro before midnight on June 22 to spend some time with and give gifts to residents without shelters.
Nigerian Christian who sought refuge in Italy from Boko Haram is murdered
A young Nigerian who fled Boko Haram to seek asylum in Italy has been murdered in a racist assault.
Church of South India investigated over alleged financial irregularities
The Indian Economic Times reported that audits found discrepancies in the books of the Church of South India Trust Association.
Pakistan human rights lawyer who defends Christians goes into hiding after death threats
A leading Christian human rights lawyer in Pakistan has gone into hiding after receiving death threats because of the help he has given to victims of the country's blasphemy laws and other abuses.
Iraq: Dozens more murdered in latest Islamic State attack
More than 30 people were murdered and at least 60 injured in the latest Islamic State terror attack in Iraq.
Canterbury Cathedral apologises after Argentinian visitor told, 'Dover's that way'
A member of staff at Canterbury Cathedral has sparked outrage after telling an Argentinian visitor, "Dover's that way, love" after being asked for directions.
Dallas: Five officers killed amid protests over shooting of black men by police
Five Dallas police officers have been killed and six wounded after a sniper opened fire during a protest against the recent shooting of two black men by police. An armed stand-off is ongoing.
Removal of cross from logo of Christian school in England upsets students' parents
Parents in West Yorkshire, England are in protest after a Christian school removed a cross from its logo.
Anglican Church apologises for inhumane treatment of leprosy patients in Japan
The Anglican Church in Japan, the Nippon Sei Ko Kai (NSKK), has apologised for its participation in the inhumane treatment of leprosy patients.
Free.In.Deed campaign: Anglican mission agency to recruit 1,000 new missionaries
The Church Mission Society (CMS) in Oxford, England, is planning to recruit 1,000 new missionaries to help bring about change in different countries.
Muslim convert charged with attempt to bomb Jewish synagogue in Florida
A Florida man has been charged with attempting to damage a Jewish synagogue in addition to his previous indictment of attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction against a person or property.
Pope Francis says Bangladesh terror attack an offence against God and humanity
Pope Francis condemned the terrorist attack at a cafe in Dhaka, Bangladesh on July that killed 28 people and injured others, saying it's an offence against God and humanity.
New York police reinstate Muslim police officer earlier suspended for refusing to shave his beard
The New York Police Department (NYPD) has reinstated a Muslim policeman who was suspended last month for refusing to shave his beard.