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Benham brothers: Sexual anarchy is a 'stronghold' in America
The Benham brothers have made a strong stand for their Christian values in the past few weeks but they remain upbeat and uncompromising after being dropped from a reality show by HGTV.
Abortion clinics to close in Louisiana when governor Bobby Jindal signs bill
House Bill 388, which was presented to Jindal on Wednesday, requires that abortion doctors have admitting privileges in a hospital less than 30 miles away from the abortion clinic.
Holly Bobo murder: Pastor asks for prayer for nursing student's grieving family
Prayers are being sought for the grieving family of Holly Bobo after two men were recently charged with her kidnap and murder.
Boko Haram's reign of terror: What you need to know
They are still holding the kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls captive, and have driven thousands of Christians out of Nigeria. Who are Boko Haram?
Kidnapping victim Elizabeth Smart praying for California woman who disappeared 10 years ago
Elizabeth Smart, the Utah kidnapping victim who was held for nine months, says she is praying for a California woman found 10 years after disappearing from her home.
How do we support Africa's rising generation of leaders?
Three day event hosted by Lord Boateng begins today
23-year-old boyfriend of woman, 34, who posed as high school student is 'shocked and confused'
23-year-old Rickie Williams said he was shocked by the news that his girlfriend, Charity Anne Johnson, was posing as a 15-year-old Texas high school student.
Christian sites in Europe face 'tremendous' rise in vandalism
Vandalism against churches, attacks on clergy and lawsuits against Christian workers detailed in new report
Saeed Abedini's wife praying for Meriam Yehya Ibrahim
Pastor Saeed Abedini "severely beaten" in hospital before being returned to prison
Michael Jace charged with murder of Biola University wife
April Jace, who worked in the Financial Aid Office at Biola University, was shot dead at the family home in Los Angeles on Monday evening.
Over 100 killed in Nigeria bombings
At least 118 people have died in Jos, central Nigeria, after two car bombs exploded at a bus terminal and a busy market
School Bible ban reversed following Christian protest
The Liberty Institute released a statement stating that they were victorious in their conflict with a Florida school district over students reading Bibles in the classroom.
Americans exaggerate church attendance, new study says
Poll finds Americans overstate church attendance.
Meriam Ibrahim: What you need to know about Sudan and Apostasy
Points for prayer and action on Sudanese woman sentenced to death
Burger King changes slogan to 'Be Your Way' because people 'should live how they want'
Burger King is doing away with its 'Have It Your Way' slogan in favour of a new one that emphasises the individual.
Benham brothers thank Christians for support but warn freedom of expression is being 'fractured'
The Benham brothers have thanked Christians for their support during the row over their conservative beliefs.