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Archbishop of Wales Barry Morgan set to retire in January
Dr Morgan, who is the longest-serving archbishop in the worldwide Anglican Communion and also one of the longest serving bishops, will retire on his 70th birthday at the end of January.
Former headmaster accused of 'having sex with boy he met at Christian group'
John Coatman, a 75-year-old former headmaster, is on trial over allegations he had sex with a boy he met through a Christian youth group.
In Iraq, Nigeria and now Turkey, child bombers strike
Islamic State in particular highlights its child recruits for its "Cubs of the Caliphate" brigades.
3 reasons to believe that you can do great things
Friends, if we are in Christ, we can do all things because He strengthens us to do them.
Why we should master the art of saying 'no'
Mastering 'no' enables us to focus on God and not in the unnecessary things in life.
U.S. Air Force officer forced to remove Bible from his desk after military atheist group files complaint
The Military Religious Freedom Foundation (MRFF) seems keen on removing every vestige of Christianity in America, and this time, it has set its sight on the Bible on the desk of an Air Force major.
Manny Pacquiao cites Genesis 9:6, other Bible verses in defending bill to reimpose death penalty in Philippines
World boxing icon and now Philippine Senator Manny Pacquiao defended his proposed legislation reimposing the death penalty during his first privilege speech in the Senate, citing several Bible verses to back up his contention.
Religious leaders voice doubts over Hillary Clinton's expressed commitment to uphold religious liberty
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton claims to uphold religious liberty, but a lot of people have their doubts.
3 reasons why Jesus opposed the Pharisees
Here are three principles of the Pharisees that Jesus opposed and what they can teach us about right faith today
With sales declining, Target decides to create single-toilet bathrooms
Despite facing a sharp decline in sales, retail giant Target is still standing firm on its decision to implement an inclusive bathroom policy. However, Target was forced to make a compromise and spend $20 million for single-toilet bathrooms at over 300 stores.
The Story of Christ: Feature film shot in virtual reality to be released this Christmas
A new film about the life of Christ is being released as the world's first feature-length virtual reality movie.
Could Tutu's daughter return to ministry after Church same-sex vote?
Rev Mpho Tutu-Van Furth resigned her licence to minister when she married her partner Marceline last year.
Salvation Army reports massive growth in victims of modern slavery
The number of modern slavery victims is growing exponentially in the UK, with a four-fold increase in four years of people needing help, according to a new report.
Why Jesus didn't feed the 5,000, and why it matters
The story of Jesus feeding the 5,000 is one that's puzzled sceptics and believers too.
Malaysian rap artist arrested for 'insulting Islam'
A popular Malaysian rap artist has been arrested after complaints that he had insulted Islam.
Bishops were urged not to apologise fully for child sex abuse to minimise liability risk
Bishops in the Church of England were instructed to give partial apologies to victims of clergy child sex abuse to help minimise the cost of being sued, it has been disclosed.