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Obama, US Congress urged to start helping Christians facing ISIS 'genocide' campaign
President Barack Obama and the US Congress should stop providing funds for "jihadist nations" and focus to helping US allies in the fight against the Islamic State's "genocide of Christians."
Battling cancer, Jimmy Carter still able to share God's Word to packed congregation
Former United States president Jimmy Carter might currently be battling cancer, which had already spread to his brain, but the 90-year-old Baptist and church deacon is not letting any sickness stop him from sharing about his faith in God.
Colorado surprise: Christian baker gets gay support in his defence of religious freedom
A Christian baker in Colorado, who was found guilty of discriminating against a gay couple for refusing to sell them a cake for their wedding reception, said hundreds of gays support his decision.
Hindu statue next to Ten Commandments monument? No way, says Arkansas gov't
The Arkansas Secretary of State's office has denied a request from a Hindu society to erect a Hindu statue on Capitol grounds in Little Rock.
John Oliver's spoof 'church' receives thousands of dollars in donations
John Oliver's spoof church has received thousands of dollars in donations after targeting televangelists preaching the prosperity gospel.
Merkel condemns 'disgusting' message of hate toward refugees
Chancellor Angela Merkel condemned on Monday violent protests against refugees that erupted over the weekend in eastern Germany, blaming them on far-right extremists who were bent on spreading a "disgusting" message of hatred.
Assisted suicide safeguards under threat, new evidence suggests
The safeguards surrounding assisted suicide are unstable and impermanent, a recent report has suggested.
Burma: Religious freedom is under threat, warns rights group
Anyone wishing to change their religion will have to be over 18 and will be required to file an application.
ISIS blows up ancient temple in Palmyra
Islamic State militants have destroyed a temple in Syria that dates back to the time of Christ.
Franklin Graham asks: By building airport mosque, isn't US gov't coddling Muslims?
Reverend Franklin Graham is lamenting how the United States coddles Muslims and disregards the needs of other religious groups such as Christians, and this is quite evident, he said, when an airport decided to spend thousands of dollars just to accommodate the prayer needs of Muslims.
How did Judas Iscariot die? Why two biblical stories can't both be right, and why it matters
Is there a way of believing the Bible to be inspired by God which doesn't require us to do violence to history, science and reason?
'Underground railroad' transports Christian refugees fleeing ISIS into the US
A first generation American of Iraqi origin has set up an "underground railroad" to help Christians escape the terror in Iraq.
Christians should not be defined by right-wing issues like abortion, MSP says
Christians have damaged their ability to evangelise by allowing their faith to be defined by right-wing issues such as abortion and same-sex marriage, a leading member of the Scottish Parliament has warned.
Modern technology is ruining everything
No it isn't, don't be stupid. Things change. Get over it.
Why are churches still being demolished in China?
Up to 1,700 churches have had their crosses removed or been demolished in the past two years. China Aid's Bob Fu spoke to Christian Today about the future of Christianity in the country.
Where did Franklin Graham come from?
While Billy Graham was known for building coalitions around sharing the Gospel and became the figurehead for uniting diverse groups under the banner of evangelicalism in America, the story of his son Franklin suggest that parts of the elder Graham's legacy are in danger of being lost.