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U.S. sheriffs call on gun owners to take matters into their own hands, take down shooters when they see them
An Arizona sheriff has urged 250,000 Arizona gun owners who carry concealed weapons permits to take the matter into their own hands in fighting terrorism and mass shooters.
'No human being is illegal': Linguists decry use of 'illegal immigrants' to tag people who enter U.S. without papers
How do you describe the nearly 11 million people living in the United States without proper documents?
Gun sales soar in U.S. after San Bernardino shooting on fear of gun control curbs and for protection amid killings
The number of guns sold has dramatically risen in California following the San Bernardino shooting that killed 14 people.
Hillary Clinton: Describing Islam as 'radical' is like 'declaring war on a religion'
In an interview on ABC's "This Week," the former US Secretary of State explained why exactly she will not say these words, despite criticisms being hurled towards her.
'Divine hierarchy in marriage': Wives should submit to their husbands and resist 'feminist rebellion'â Memphis pastor
Ridgeway Baptist Church of Memphis senior pastor Dr. Ashley E. Ray believes that women should know their place in marriage and resist "feminist rebellion" because it is the root cause of many of the country's problems.
Jimmy Carter announces he is cancer-free, causing church congregation in Georgia to break into applause
Amidst all of the bad news that are circulating in today's media, former president Jimmy Carter was at least able to share some good news - he is now cancer free.
'We have lost the fear of the Lord': Pastor Shane Idleman says U.S. facing not a gun problem but a moral woe called sin
Does God prohibit or allow the use of guns? Pastor Shane Idleman seeks to find the answer in light of the tragic San Bernardino shooting that claimed 14 lives last December 2.
Carrie Underwood says although her life may appear perfect to her fans, she actually has 3 flaws
It seems like Christian country singer Carrie Underwood has it all - a wonderful family, talent, good looks, and popularity. Her life appears perfect, and so does she, but Underwood will be the first to attest that she is far from perfection.
U.S. judge bans portrayal of live Nativity scene in Indiana public high school, saying it violates Establishment Clause
The classic Nativity scene portrayal has just been banned from an Indiana public high school's 2015 Christmas Spectacular because it "conveys a message of endorsement of religion, or that a particular religious belief is favored or preferred."
Marrying a man who pledged himself to purity like Tim Tebow provides a lot of benefits to the bride, says author
Christian football star Tim Tebow became the subject of a lot of jokes after it was reported that his girlfriend former Miss USA Olivia Culpo broke up with him because he chose to maintain his vow of celibacy.
US gun sales surge after San Bernardino shooting
Many Americans are stocking up on weapons after the country's worst mass shooting in three years.
Swapping the Bible for the Qur'an: How street comedy challenged religious prejudice
Two Dutch comedians disguised a Bible as a Qur'an and filmed people's reactions.
Indonesia: Government crackdown forces church to hold Christmas celebrations outside
A church in Indonesia is set to hold its sixth Christmas service outside the State Palace in Jakarta since the government closed its building in 2010.
Man wielding sawn-off shotgun robs church at gunpoint... church forgives him
A congregation in Dublin have forgiven a man who robbed them at gunpoint on Sunday.
How would Arsène Wenger lead a church?
Mike Carson tells Krish Kandiah what the church could learn about leadership from some of the Premier League's top managers.
Floods hit Keswick Ministries, but it's still helping townspeople
Buildings belonging to Keswick Ministries are among those damaged in the floods that submerged parts of the town over the weekend.