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In new book, Russell Moore urges evangelicals to stop lying and come back to Jesus
Once a rising star among Southern Baptists, Moore lost his job after criticizing Donald Trump and standing by abuse survivors.
Windrush pioneer and Pentecostal Credit Union founder Carmel Jones passes away
Tributes have been paid to Rev Carmel Jones, a prominent figure of the Windrush Generation, after he passed away on Saturday following a period of ill health.
Calls for Christian ministry's bank account to be reopened after Nigel Farage banking row
A Christian ministry is calling on Barclays Bank to reinstate its account in the wake of the Nigel Farage Coutts accounts row that led to the resignation of NatWest boss Alison Rose.
US Church needs to repent, says evangelist Nick Vujicic
"I don't think America deserves a single more blessing from God; not one. We need to repent," he said.
Christian charged with blasphemy under Pakistan's terrorism law
Move is 'illegal and illogical,' attorney says.
Calls to recognise humanity of unborn babies after Pregnancy Loss Review
Calls have been made for urgent changes to UK law to recognise the humanity of unborn babies after the government committed to ensuring more compassionate care for families that suffer baby loss.
Church delegation visits Manipur with calls for peace
The delegation expressed their sorrow and noted that these formerly thriving areas now "looked deserted and seemed like they will not be inhabited in the near future given the mutual mistrust and fear that continues to prevail."
'Sound of Freedom' passes $100m at the box office
"Sound of Freedom' has become the people's movie."
Historic Odesa cathedral badly damaged in Russian missile strike
The main cathedral in the Ukrainian port city of Odesa suffered severe damage in an overnight bombardment on Sunday.
Iranian state security cracks down on Christian converts
A wave of raids by Iranian state security forces has seen over fifty Christian converts arrested, with local advocacy groups saying that the number might be as high as seventy.
Blasphemy claims fan aggression towards Pakistani Christians
Pakistan's Christian community has been left fearing for their safety after three claims of blasphemy within a month saw crowds of Muslim protesters gathering to call for "severe punishments" for blasphemers.
Christians asked to pray for an end to trans ideology in schools
Christians are being asked to pray after another delay to the publication of new guidance on transgenderism in schools.
Church campaign to encourage more black people to adopt
Church leaders are giving their support to a new campaign encouraging more people from black and mixed heritage backgrounds to adopt.
Nearly half of millennials think 'misgendering' should be a crime: survey
A plurality of millennials think that "misgendering" someone should be a crime, a new survey suggests, as those who address people by pronouns that do not match their stated gender identity increasingly face repercussions.
Six Christians killed in Nigeria's Benue state
Fulani herdsmen and other terrorists on Sunday July 16 killed six Christians in Benue state, Nigeria, the latest of 37 Christians slain the past three weeks in the state, sources said.
Loneliness is a struggle for many pastors
Pastors are experiencing more loneliness and less support than in years past as fewer seek out spiritual support, according to data the Barna Group considers to be a "cause for concern."