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A story from Hillsong Moscow: It is not convenient to serve others, but it is definitely worth it
It is not always convenient to serve others, but it is definitely worth it. Olga Mantula from Hillsong Moscow shared an experience she had when she was only six years old that helped change her perspective about helping other people.
Bakers who refused gay couple's order close bakery
The bakery that achieved international notoriety after the owners declined to bake a cake for a gay couple has shut up shop.
Do You Believe star talks about new film: It is one of the greatest Christian films you'll see
Do You Believe, the follow-up movie of the highly successful God's Not Dead film will be released on March 20, and lead actor Liam Matthews cannot wait for audiences to see it and be moved by its compelling storyline.
What Joel Osteen's father taught him about God's abundance
When Joel Osteen was only eight years old, he learned a valuable lesson about God's abundance from his father, who was a minister.
Street pastors in need of more volunteers
Street Pastors in need of more volunteers to expand service
Westboro Baptist church plans to picket Leonard Nimoy funeral thwarted
Westboro Baptist church plans to picket Ninoy funeral thwarted because they cant find venue
Saudi Arabia: Controversial Muslim cleric given prestigious award
A radical Muslim preacher who once claimed that "Every Muslim should be a terrorist" has received one of Saudi Arabia's most illustrious awards for "Service to Islam".
Kelly Gissendaner death penalty: faith leaders petition for stay of execution
Faith leaders in Georgia have petitioned for a permanent stay of execution for Kelly Gissendaner, who was due to be given the lethal injection yesterday.
Southern Baptists call on Obama to fight ISIS, say he has come 'for such a time as this'
The president and former presidents of the Southern Baptist Convention written to President Obama asking him to take "the necessary action" against ISIS.
Canadian Christian pastor goes missing in North Korea
A Christian pastor has gone missing in North Korea, shortly after he was invited to the capital Pyongyang.
Obama: Iran must freeze nuclear activity, US and Israel still disagree
Iran must commit to a verifiable freeze of at least 10 years on sensitive nuclear activity for a landmark atomic deal to be reached, but the odds are still against sealing a final agreement, Barack Obama said on Monday.
David Cameron: Child sex abuse to be classified 'national threat'
Prime Minister David Cameron will make child sexual abuse a national priority on a par with organised crime on Tuesday, as he announces a series of measures to prevent systematic abuse.
Georgia halts planned execution of woman on death row
Georgia halted the planned Monday execution of the only woman on death row in the state due to problems with the drugs to be used in the lethal injection, officials said.
Abuse, threats and physical violence... the scandal of Britain's immigration removal system
A Channel 4 documentary and a Parliamentary report reveal deep flaws in the system.
Pastor starts GoFundMe drive for homeless rape victim
The extraordinary courage of a homeless rape victim led to the conviction of her assailant. Now, her story has inspired the community, led by their local pastor to start a GoFundMe drive to help her find a permanent home.
South Carolina college takes stance against homosexuality
A Christian college in South Carolina issued a strong statement against homosexuality last week after two of their students came out as gay in the past year.