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Raped, Tortured And Forced To Convert: One Yazidi Woman's Abuse Under ISIS

Gazal, 22, was kidnapped along with her family when ISIS overran the Sinjar region of Iraq in August 2014.

Mosul Offensive: More Of Iraq's History Could Be Pulverised

The operation to retake the Iraqi city of Mosul from Islamic State risks more serious damage to heritage sites, according to observers on the ground.

Archbishop Of Nigeria Battles For 'Faithful Church' Against Pressure To Compromise On Gays

The evangelical Archbishop who heads the Anglican church's most conservative wing has condemned the inclusion of one of the most liberal bishops in a delegation to meet the Pope.

How Being Open to Your Spouse Helps You

In the same way the closest and best friendships are made, the most intimate of marriages are made by open and honest individuals eager to love each other the more they know about one another.

Here's How You Can Be a New Wineskin for God's Purposes

If we want to be a new wineskin for God's new wine, we need to cast off the old and embrace what God has in store for the future.

Is It Possible To Have A Good Death? Catholic Church Launches New Site, 'The Art Of Dying Well'

The Catholic Church in England and Wales is launching a new website aimed at practically and spiritually helping both Catholics and non-Catholics alike grapple with issues around death and dying, and to prepare, ideally, for a "good death".

Here's How Christians Should Handle Competition in the Workplace

Christians who see competition in their workplace should learn how to handle it well so that it could be a blessing for them, their co-workers, and superiors.

Priest Goes Around San Francisco to Pray for Those Killed in Streets

A Roman Catholic priest has been going around the city of San Francisco, California for the past four years to pray for those killed in the streets.

Trump Raises Spectre Of Crisis If Clinton Wins White House

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump called Democratic rival Hillary Clinton a threat to the country on Monday.

Ban on Religious Christmas Songs Lifted by Florida Mall Following Public Outcry

A major shopping mall in Florida that receives millions of visitors every year had imposed a ban on Christmas songs and hymns about Jesus but was eventually forced to rescind the prohibition due to public criticism.

Churches in Liberated Iraqi Christian Town Now in Ruins After 2 Years of ISIS Rule

A once-tranquil town in Iraq populated mostly by Christians is now in ruins after almost two years of occupation by the Islamic State (ISIS).

Nigeria's Vice President Tells Christian Faithful: God Will Bless Our Nation

The vice president of Nigeria is encouraging his fellow Christian faithful in the African nation â some of whom are being persecuted â to always believe in God and pray that their country and its current government will always be blessed.

Duck Dynasty's Phil Robertson Is Critical of Both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, Even Though He's Backing Trump

"Duck Dynasty" star Phil Robertson has been pretty outspoken about his political opinion throughout this entire campaign period. While he initially endorsed Sen. Ted Cruz's bid for the presidency, he switched to Donald Trump after Cruz backed out of the race.