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Why Have Tensions Increased Between Christians And Muslims In Nigeria?
Christians are now more likely to say the government is "run for the benefit of only a few groups of people", as opposed to all Nigerians, than they were when former President Goodluck Jonathan, a Christian, was in power.
Iraqi Christians May Not Return To Shattered Villages Till Next Summer
Christians in the shattered villages around Mosul may be unable to return to their homes to live until next summer, according to Open Doors partners in the region.
Christianity Is Rising Again In Finland
A new survey finds that after years of steady decline, in common with many other countries in the West, Christian belief in Finland is once more increasing.
America Has A Duty To Welcome Refugees, Bishops Tell Trump
Donald Trump must welcome and protect refugees and immigrants as the next President of the United States, the country's Catholic bishops said on Monday.
Prestigious Seminary Leaders Condemn 'Hateful Words And Actions' Of Evangelicals During Presidential Campaign
The heads of one of the most prestigious theological colleges in the US have restated its commitment to evangelicalism following the presidential election which many believe saw the term fatally compromised.
Evangelical School Gives Away Priceless Manuscript In Amazing Gesture
An ancient New Testament manuscript will be handed to a Greek Orthodox archbishop on Tuesday in a gesture that hopes to spark a worldwide return of artefacts to original owners.
Two Texas Baptist Churches Face Expulsion Over Pro-Gay Stance
Wilshire Baptist in Dallas and First Baptist in Austin could be expelled from their governing body, the Baptist General Convention of Texas, over their welcoming position towards gay people.
US Forces May Have Committed War Crimes Say Prosecutors
Prosecutors at the International Criminal Court in The Hague said there were preliminary grounds to believe US forces committed war crimes in Afghanistan and at secret detention facilities elsewhere in 2003 and 2004.
Real Leaders Sacrifice Before They Benefit
Leadership roles can be rewarding, but unless leaders look first to serving before receiving various rewards they will miss the point.
4 Questions to Ask When Managing Finances
One of the best ways to gauge our view of money to see whether we have a right perspective of it is to ask the right questions. Here are four questions to ask to measure our heart as we manage our finances.
6 Signs That We Are Ruled By a Prosperity Gospel
We are to keep watch for the danger that is prosperity gospel. Here are six outwards signs that we may be ruled by a prosperity teaching.
Returning Home Still a Dream for Christians From Iraq Even After ISIS Defeat
Although militant fighters from the Islamic State (ISIS) have already left some parts of Iraq, Christians from the Middle Eastern country still consider returning to their homes as a faraway dream.
Christian Couple Blessed With Baby Using Embryo Frozen 17 Years Ago
A Christian couple has been blessed with a baby girl through an unusual procedure: using an embryo that had been kept frozen for 17 years, or even before the two of them actually met.
Former Lesbian Says It's 'Impossible to Have a Healthy Gay Relationship'
Robin Teresa Beck was only 19 years old when she had her first lesbian relationship. Coming from a broken family, Beck revelled in what she thought was a loving relationship and became devastated when it ended.
How Much TV Is Healthy for Kids? Doctors Share Their Advice
It's difficult prying children away from the television or from their gadgets, but parents must take a tough stand to protect their kids' wellbeing.
Is It Right for Christians to Dabble With Evil? This Minister Does Not Think So
Some Christians mistakenly presume that inviting Jesus Christ into their lives makes them "bulletproof" from evil. But Christian author and revivalist John Burton, also the director of International House of Prayer (IHOP) in Kansas City, said it is a gross misunderstanding of liberty, love and fear.