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What is the future of evangelism?
To many Christians evangelism is a terrifying concept, but it's a vital part of Jesus' call. Bonnie Yule-Kuehne, Vice-President of Alpha International, spoke to Christian Today about what that looks like in a digitally-obsessed society, and ever-changing cultural landscape.
Late-term abortion ban bill filed in US Senate, cites fetus pain at 20th week of pregnancy
US Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina introduced a bill in the US Senate that will ban abortions on 20 weeks of pregnancy.
Pakistan: aid agency Save the Children ordered to leave
Pakistani authorities have given Save the Children 15 days to leave the country, officials said on Friday, accusing the aid agency of spying.
Tributes paid to Christopher Lee, master of the macabre
Lee died on Sunday in a London hospital, where he had been undergoing treatment for respiratory problems.
Hammond: Europe wants Britain to stay and we'll get the treaty changes we need
Austria opened the door to changes that could help keep Britain in the bloc.
Boko Haram under pressure as Nigeria forges new military alliance
Nigeria and its neighbours agreed on Thursday to set up a joint military force.
Couples urged to share their love stories to attract young people to get married
As mid "wedding season" approaches, there are still numerous youth today who either avoid or delay tying the knot, and the way to help them say "I do" is for couples to share their stories publicly.
Christian couple vows to divorce if Australia allows same-sex marriage
In protest to the possible legalization of same-sex marriage in their country, Australian couple, Nick and Sarah Jensen, vowed to end their 10-year marriage in divorce.
People who care for ailing loved ones are 'hidden heroes,' says Pope Francis
Pope Francis honored families for caring for their sick loved ones and went on to call them "hidden heroes" during his weekly general audience in St. Peter's Square.
US records all-time-high number of Americans who renounced their citizenship
The United States government has recorded an all-time-high number of Americans who renounced their citizenship during the first quarter of 2015.
'Precious' photos of Israel David light up Duggar family's lives amid scandal
There is no denying that the Duggar family from "19 Kids and Counting" is going through a very difficult time, given the child molestation scandal that hounded eldest son Josh. However, the family is determined to move on from the issue, and has now found joy doting on their newest family member - Derick and Jill Dillard's first born son Israel David.
How should Christians tip? LifeWay CEO Thomas Rainer shares his thoughts
Should Christians be good tippers? This was the question explored by Thomas S. Rainer, President and CEO of LifeWay Christian Resources as he shared the true story of two pastors who were at odds with each other because of tipping.
Previously unknown Byzantine church discovered in Israel
A previously unknown ancient Byzantine church has been uncovered during roadworks to widen a highway between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem in Israel.
Korie Robertson promotes 'The Little Duck Wife' blog of soon-to-be daughter-in-law Mary Kate
"Duck Dynasty" star Korie Robertson has embraced her son John Luke's soon-to-be bride Mary Kate McEacharn with arms wide open, and it looks like the two women have enjoyed a pretty good relationship.
Muslim prayer services banned in consecrated churches - bishop of Southwark
Non-Christian acts of worship such as Muslim prayer services are banned in consecrated churches, the Bishop of Southwark said today.
Pray as you go: Instapray app takes spirituality online
Finding time to pray in a digital age can be tricky, but an app released earlier this year has connected the two. Instapray encourages users to share and request their prayers with an online community, and now has users from 195 countries.