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Grand jury that indicted anti-abortion probers did not even vote on Planned Parenthood's liability
The grand jury that indicted a pro-life investigator who exposed the sale of aborted baby parts through videos never even voted on the possible criminal liability of Planned Parenthood.
Parents sue Maryland school for punishing their daughter with failing grades for her refusal to profess Islamic faith
Parents have filed a lawsuit against a Maryland public school and district for giving their daughter failing grades after she did not do assignments discussing Islam believing that these violated her Christian beliefs.
Christians score legal victory in Texas as Supreme Court supports display of Bible verses on cheerleaders' banners
In a unanimous decision, the Texas Supreme Court has ruled in favour of the Kountze Independent School District student cheerleaders' petition to review a case involving their right to display Bible verses on sports banners during football games.
Satanists to lead council meeting prayer in Phoenix; councilman calls it 'a mockery of everything'
Members of The Satanic Temple in Tucson, Arizona have been given the go-signal to lead a prayer during the Phoenix City council meeting set on February 17.
250 Muslim and evangelical leaders issue declaration calling for Christian protection from persecution
This week, around 250 Muslim and evangelical leaders assembled in Morocco to make a declaration of religious freedom that calls for Muslim nations to defend Christians against persecution.
Real-life Catwoman? Norwegian claims she's 'born in the wrong species' â a cat trapped inside human body
A 20-year-old girl from Oslo in Norway believes she's a cat trapped inside a human body.
Christian leaders endorse Ted Cruz for 'protecting religious liberty, preserving family values'
Bad news for Donald Trump and other Republican presidential aspirants: Texas Senator Ted Cruz is getting more and more support from Christian leaders in his bid for the White House.
Donald Trump gets only little support from pastors, showing 'huge gap between pulpit and pew'
A recent survey conducted in mid-January by Nashville-based Christian research organization showed that the controversial businessman only had five percent support from Protestant pastors, ranking only the religious leaders' fourth choice among all the other Republican presidential hopefuls.
Residents from small Montana towns stand firm against plan to accept Muslim refugees
Rural folks from the small towns of Helena and Missoula are planning to hold a protest rally on Monday morning in front of the county courthouse in Missoula to oppose some urban elite's plan to allow Muslim migrant settlements in their areas.
5 realities that will help us pursue God's will
Every Christian wants and desires one thing- to know and obey God's will, and often knowing and pursuing God's will for our lives seems a whole lot like rocket science- complicated and difficult.
Extreme grace: How to keep clear of licentiousness and legalism
There is a growing weight on both extremes in Christian faith- one that inhibits licentiousness and another that allows legalism. How do we find the middle ground?
5 ways to be a blessing to your spouse for a stronger Godly marriage
Marriages can seem like a lot of work. A strong marriage calls for sacrifices to be made, mistakes to forgive and decisions to trust.
5 things to avoid doing when sharing the Gospel with others
Sharing the Gospel to the lost is a privilege that God has shared to us, but there are some responsibilities that Christians who respond the call of evangelism should be keen towards.
Archbishops set aside Pentecost 2016 in bid to evangelise England
The Archbishop of Canterbury is heading the biggest evangelism project in the UK so far this millennium. Every cathedral, church and clergyman and woman in the land is being urged to share their faith and win new converts to Christianity.
Iraq needs $1.56 billion for humanitarian response to ISIS in 2016
Iraq needs $1.56 billion this year to finance its emergency response to the humanitarian crisis caused by the war against Islamic State, according to a government report released on Sunday.
Obama to make first visit to US mosque next week
President Barack Obama will make his first visit as president to a US mosque next week in a defence of religious freedom, the White House said.