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US Supreme Court removes Texas abortion restrictions
The US Supreme Court has struck down a 2013 Texas law imposing strict regulations on abortion doctors and facilities
Christians buried nearly 1,400 years after they died
Some of Britain's earliest Christian converts have been buried in a church, nearly 1,400 years after they died.
Warning to EU from Christian charities: Don't let migrants become political pawns
According to a coalition of NGOs, the EU and its member states risk undermining their credibility in the defence of human rights.
Orthodox leaders make passionate plea for persecuted Christians in Middle East
World leaders of the Orthodox Church have spoken out in support of Christians and other persecuted minorities in the Middle East.
Donald Trump has recently accepted Christ, says James Dobson
Donald Trump has recently accepted Jesus Christ and become a born again Christian.
US evangelicals hail British vote to leave EU
Franklin Graham said "this is at least a temporary setback for the politicians in this country and around the world who want a one-world government and a one-world currency".
Lebanon: 5 dead as Christian village targeted by multiple suicide attacks
A Christian village in Lebanon has been hit by a series of devastating suicide attacks.
Israel's 'objectionable' settlement policy creating sympathy to Palestinians among US Jews
The report found that "younger and more progressive Jews, especially in the Democratic Party, are being influenced by what they define as objectionable Israeli policies".
Bishop tells massacre mourners: 'It may be hard to forgive, but an unforgiving spirit will never bring us peace'
Yes, it's hard to forgive, but not forgiving will never bring peace. Thus said a Catholic bishop in Nigeria during the burial service for nine of the victims of a massacre that took place last April.
Starvation, disease killing hundreds of Nigerians in refugee camp after escaping from Boko Haram
Misery indeed loves company in at least one refugee camp in Nigeria where thousands of people are being ravaged by diseases such as diarrhoea while starving to death.
Many Christians now view marriage just like car that can be 'traded or dumped,' says U.S. Catholic leader
Many Christians now regard marriage just like a car that "can be traded or dumped when the repair costs get too high or a new model appears on the scene."
Fallujah 'fully liberated' from Islamic State - Iraqi commander
Iraqi forces recaptured the last district held by Islamic State militants in the city of Fallujah on Sunday .
Catholic religion teacher in Canada temporarily removed, investigated for views against homosexuality
A veteran teacher handling religion subjects at a Roman Catholic school in Canada was subjected to an investigation after some of his students, including children of a lesbian couple, complained about his views on homosexuality.
Victory for freedom of speech: Pro-life group allowed to advertise on Fort Wayne buses
A panel of the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals in Indiana has reversed an earlier decision by a lower court banning a pro-life crisis pregnancy center from advertising on the bus system of Fort Wayne.
Catholic school in Italy asked to pay thousands of dollars for ending contract of lesbian teacher
A Catholic school in northern Italy was asked by a local court to pay thousands of dollars to a lesbian teacher whose contract was not renewed by the educational institution's management, who are mostly nuns.
Christian group seeks to fill void in mind of Muslims: Jesus in Quran but they don't know who He really is
A Christian mission called Frontiers USA is reaching out to Muslims with the love of Jesus and helping other Christians to do so in the hope of giving Muslims "the full picture of who Jesus is."