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ISIS launch app for children 'to teach cubs of the Caliphate'
ISIS have created an app for children to help them learn Arabic via aids such as guns, tanks and cannons.
A Christian view on savings and financial security
One of the reasons why Jesus bought our lives is so that we may experience freedom, and that freedom includes freedom from financial insecurity and anxiety anchored on money.
Trump rows back from Muslim ban after Sadiq Khan's attack: 'It was just a suggestion'
Donald Trump has rowed back from his "total and complete shutdown of all Muslims entering the US" and said the policy was "just a suggestion".
Escaped Chibok schoolgirl: I thank God for the lives of my fellow captives
The international community must not give up hope in finding the missing schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram in Nigeria two years ago, one of the young women who managed to escape has said.
Sudan releases pastor imprisoned without charge since December
Telahoon Nogose Kassa was one of two church leaders held by the authorities after they were arrested by Sudan's National Intelligence and Security Services.
Indiana pro-life group installs boxes to save babies abandoned by their mothers
A pro-life organization in Indiana is installing "baby boxes" for mothers who are considering to abandon their newborns.
Over 100 Methodist religious leaders come out as gay as church holds 11-day general conference
More than 100 gay religious leaders belonging to the United Methodist Church have come out as gay ahead of the church's general conference that will tackle the issue on the ban on LGBTs serving as church ministers.
Irish Christian bakers ask appeals court to overturn discrimination ruling, saying gay cake violates their conscience
A Christian couple in Belfast, Northern Ireland who were found guilty of discrimination for refusing to make a gay-themed cake is asking a court to overturn the ruling, saying complying with the cake order would have violated their conscience.
Cameron announces new anti-corruption measures at global summit
David Cameron will urge dozens of nations to redouble efforts to combat corruption at a summit meeting on Thursday, days after he described two of the countries attending as "fantastically corrupt".
Former Facebook employees reveal social media site suppresses conservative news; company denies accusation
Former employees of Facebook accused the social networking site of suppressing conservative news stories from the "trending" news section including the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) gathering, Mitt Romney and Rand Paul despite that they were trending among users.
Phil Robertson joins son Willie in endorsing Donald Trump for the U.S. presidency
Even though "Duck Dynasty" patriarch Phil Robertson originally endorsed Republican candidate Ted Cruz for the presidency, he is now giving his support to Cruz's rival Donald Trump.
'Last Days in the Desert' Director Rodrigo Garcia can't get Jesus out of his head, even if he's not religious
"Last Days in the Desert" director Rodrigo GarcÃa is not a religious man, and that is the reason why he never dreamed he would ever direct a film based on the life and trials of Jesus Christ.
Televangelist Benny Hinn talks about heaven â an 'actual heavenly planet' â after his mother passed away
Televangelist Benny Hinn, best known for "Miracle Crusades," talks about the beauty and grandeur of heaven after his mother Clemence passed away a day before Mother's Day this year.
Justin Bieber is through taking photos with fans: 'I feel like a zoo animal'
As appreciative as he is of his fans, Canadian pop star Justin Bieber is done having pictures taken with them. The "Love Yourself" hitmaker said that he wants to set some boundaries with his fans so that he will not be badgered by them every time he appears in public.
Christian doctor saves stranger's life by donating her kidney: 'I've been given so much â why not give a little back?'
She believed God would eventually work a miracle to cure a man who has been suffering from chronic kidney disease for more than 30 years. But Dr. Ester Kwok, a Christian physician from Stanford Health Care in California, felt that such a miracle could only happen if she would help make it happen.
92-year-old woman with 'insurmountable energy' relishes God's extraordinary gifts of youth and vitality
Living a long enjoyable life free from much of the constraints of aging is undoubtedly one of the greatest blessings God can give to His people. Ninety-two-year-old Phyllis Sues, a yoga and tango enthusiast from Los Angeles, California, is one of the lucky people who have been blessed with a long productive, happy, and exhilarating life spent on bringing out the best of their God-given talents to help and inspire other people.