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Mother tracks down stranger who gave her a letter on the train praising her parenting skills
Mother tracked him down through social media and the press
Bobbi Kristina's family praying at her bedside as her condition remains unknown
Bobbi Kristina in induced coma as family and friends gather together to hope for the best
Paul Walker's daughter Meadow shares touching throwback photos with her father as 'Fast & Furious 7' trailer releases during Super Bowl
Paul Walker's only child, Meadow, shared a cute photo of herself and her father on Instagram early Monday morning.
Japan vows revenge for ISIS beheadings
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe vowed to avenge the deaths of two countrymen killed by extremist Muslim organization the Islamic State (IS) after a new beheading video was released over the weekend.
UK couple married for 70 years say they have never argued, have answer for world peace
A couple from Tiverton, Devon insist that they have never had an argument in their 70 years of marriage, and have a solution for achieving world peace.
Russell Wilson gives God thanks after Seahawks Super Bowl defeat
Seattle Seahawks quarterback and outspoken Christian Russell Wilson gave thanks to God in spite of his team's loss at the Super Bowl on Sunday.
We don't take rights of Christians seriously enough, says Council of Europe
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe has voted overwhelmingly in favour of a report into discrimination against Christians.
'Symbolic moment' as first US all-female mosque is opened
Tired of feeling excluded from worship by strict gender rules, two Muslim women have opened their own mosque, where only women are allowed.
Stephen Sizer apologises for 9/11 Facebook post
The Anglican vicar who appeared to support 9/11 anti-Semitic conspiracy theories has apologised.
Egypt court sentences 183 Muslim Brotherhood supporters to death
An Egyptian court sentenced 183 supporters of the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood to death on Monday on charges of killing police officers, part of a sustained crackdown by authorities on Islamists.
Iran: Holocaust cartoon competition launched in Charlie Hebdo backlash
Two Iranian institutions have launched a cartoon competition centred on the theme of Holocaust denial following outrage over those published by Charlie Hebdo.
Wolf Hall is wrong: Thomas More was a saint, not a schemer, say Catholic bishops
Hilary Mantel's depiction of Henry VIII's chancellor fails to do him justice, two bishops say.
Canon Michael Saward found dead in hotel room
Prominent Anglican priest Canon Michael Saward was found dead in his hotel room in Switzerland on Sunday morning, Christian Today has learned.
Bishop-elect Philip North to be consecrated today
Traditionalist reverend Philip North is to be consecrated today in York Minster, a week after the first woman was elevated to the order of bishops in the Church of England.
Being accused of political bias is a risk you take for speaking out... but it's worth it
Speaking out on the issues that matter risks being accused of political bias, but that is infinitely better than staying silent, writes Gillan Scott.
China says opposed to any countries meeting Dalai Lama
China said on Monday it was opposed to any country meeting the Dalai Lama "in any form" after the White House said Obama would attend an event in Washington with the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader whom Beijing brands a separatist.