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Domestic abuse in Christian homes called a 'silent epidemic' that needs to be addressed
The issue of domestic abuse is not something the Christian community openly addresses. However, it is something that must be dealt with now since many Christian women, including the wives of pastors and ministers, are often abused in some way.
'Church burnout': Christian leader cites five reasons why members leave their church â and what to do to counter it
Church burnout is a real thing, says LifeWay Christian Resources president Thom S. Rainer, although when it happens, church members still get shocked and surprised.
Franklin Graham admits he still doesn't understand how the caucus works
There are some things that don't make sense for Reverend Franklin Graham, but there are also some things that the evangelist knows for certain.
Ben Carson talks about the Second Coming of Jesus Christ, says 'it could be tomorrow'
Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson strongly believes in the Second Coming of Jesus Christ, and before that day comes, he has remained committed to living his life "consistent with the will of God."
Pastor Saeed Abedini denies wife's sexual abuse claims but admits their marriage is in 'great stress'
Pastor Saeed Abedini was finally released from his prison cell in Iran, only to be greeted by bad news when he got home. Apparently, his wife Naghmeh filed a domestic relations case against him and refused to remain in his presence when he got to the Billy Graham Training Center in North Carolina.
Obama pursuing plans to visit mosque in Baltimore despite its long history of ties to terrorism
Is President Barack Obama supporting and legitimising radical Islamic groups in the U.S. at the expense of more moderate Muslims? The answer is "yes" as far as the research group Investigative Project on Terrorism (IPT) is concerned.
Hillary Clinton taking 'risky rat poison' medication for her blood clotting woe, says top N.Y. doctor
A prominent New York doctor has revealed that Democratic presidential aspirant Hillary Clinton could be at risk for excessive haemorrhaging, even cerebral haemorrhaging, even from minor falls or other accidents because of the medicine she's taking for her blood-clotting problems.
Donald Trump errs anew in trying to show his Christian faith, placing money in church Communion plate
U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump made another gaffe showing his apparent unfamiliarity with certain Christian practices when he and his wife attended church services at the nondenominational First Christian Church in Council Bluffs, Iowa, on Sunday.
Facebook, Instagram ban private gun sales in compliance with Obama's actions
Facebook and Instagram have banned private gun sales weeks after President Obama announced new executive actions including requiring gun sellers who use the internet to get licenses and conduct background checks.
U.S. Supreme Court sets date to hear case on whether Obama administration has right to determine 'what is sin'
The U.S. Supreme Court has set the oral arguments on March 23 for the Little Sisters of the Poor and other religious organization in the consolidate cases of Zubik v. Burwell against the accommodation mandate for contraceptives under the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare.
LGBT groups raise money to buy New York church
LGBT groups have raised funds to buy a New York City church previously known for its firm opposition to homosexuality.
How to kick-start your prayer life
Sometimes we need a jump start to reinvigorate our prayer lives. Flo Taylor offers some tips.
Sunday trading back on the cards despite strong opposition
Plans to liberalise Sunday trading laws are back on the cards although the government is yet to publish the results of a public consultation.
Feeling burned out? 10 Bible verses to reassure you of God's strength
Serving in ministries and at work can be exhausting. Here are ten Bible verses to encourage you when you're feeling exhausted.
Ashers Bakery petition tops 8,000 as 'gay cake' appeal looms
A petition supporting a Christian bakery in Northern Ireland has received more than 8,000 signatures just ten days after it was launched.
EU renegotiation draft delivers 'substantial change' says Cameron
Britain would be able to request an "emergency brake" on migrant benefits under a deal aimed at keeping Britain in the European Union which was published today by European Council President Donald Tusk.