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50 killed in Florida nightclub shooting, worst in US history
The shooter was identified as Omar S. Mateen, a Florida resident who a senior FBI official said might have had leanings toward Islamic State militants.

Godly relationships: What to do when your relationships become strained and sour
The devil loves to destroy Godly relationships. Here are some things you can do to fight back and be fruitful in your relationships with people.

How to know if I am still in the will of God for my life
Because we are often faced with many distractions and possible detours in life, it would be best to check if we are still in line with the will of God for our lives.

Washington Cathedral to replace windows depicting pro-slavery Confederate flag
To address issues related to racism, the board of the cathedral decided earlier this week to replace the church's windows which depict the Confederate flag, which is considered by some as a representation of slavery, hatred and white supremacy.

How to face trials and testings with joy
Trials and testings are in no way pleasing, but the Bible tells us to count it all joy when we face them.

Disturbing verdict: Canada's top court rules that some form of bestiality is legal
Voting 6-1, the Canadian Supreme Court recently ruled that sex acts with animals are legal, as long as they do not involve penetration.

Feeding the hungry: Pastor's daughter shows how Christians can help others even from comforts of their own homes
June Ross, a former stay-at-home mother, was recently awarded The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire for Voluntary Service--the highest award given to voluntary groups in the UK--for her efforts to feed the hungry in her country.

Can I listen to secular music and still be Christian?
Friends, this isn't about a set of rules. Rather, it's about fixing what's in your heart â would you rather fill your heart with God's praises, or fill it with the world's chorus?

Court in U.S. makes history as it approves Army vet's petition to change his legal gender to 'nonbinary'
A court in the United States stamped its approval on a person who sought to change his gender to nonbinary.

What to do when the church hurts you
Despite the fact that the church is a gathering of people that profess to be Christ-followers, we all know that it is still a body of people that are hurting, imperfect and are in need of God's amazing grace.

ISIS news: Militants shoot fleeing civilians in Fallujah, steal blood from city residents to treat their wounded
Showing increasing signs of desperation, Islamic State (ISIS) militants have resorted to shooting civilians trying to flee the embattled ISIS-held Iraqi city of Fallujah and literally stealing blood from civilians to treat the wounded among them, news sources say.

Pope Francis urges doctors to put 'more heart into your hands' and reject 'false compassion' in assisted suicide
Pope Francis denounced physician-assisted suicide, urging doctors to put "more heart into your hands" and reject the notion of "false compassion" since "the dignity of human life ...and the medical vocation is at stake."

St. Mary Magdalene now in same rank as Christ's Apostles after papal decree elevates her liturgical celebration
Pope Francis has issued a decree elevating the liturgical celebration in honour of St. Mary Magdalene, placing the latter in the same rank as Christ's Apostles.

U.S. election news: Trump vows to appoint pro-life judges while Clinton demands funds for top abortion service provider
Donald Trump vowed to protect the "sanctity and dignity of life" while Hillary Clinton demanded more funding for Planned Parenthood, America's largest abortion service provider that sources say kills an average of 887 unborn babies a day.

Cameron warns health services, pensions could face cuts post-Brexit
Pensions and the publicly funded National Health Service could face cuts if Britons vote to leave the European Union, Prime Minister David Cameron told a Sunday newspaper

Islamic State claims bombings near Shi'ite shrine in Damascus
The ultra-hardline Sunni militants of IS, whose many foes are advancing on a number of fronts in both Syria and Iraq, are avowed enemies of Shi'ites, whom they consider a heretical group within Islam.