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Postal worker saves old man's life after noticing he failed to collect his mail
People are often too preoccupied with their own lives and daily struggles that they often miss the plights of others. But postal worker Ashley Sullivan is different.
Former Nigerian minister says Goodluck Jonathan is still the best candidate
A former Minister of Information of Nigeria who is also running for gubernatorial position in the country's Nasarawa Sâtate expressed support for incumbent President Goodluck Jonathan.
Justin Welby: 'Profound regret and deep sorrow' at Dresden bombing
The Archbishop of Canterbury has spoken of his "deep sorrow" at the bombing by allied forces of Dresden in Germany.
Human Rights Watch tells multi-national force fighting Boko Haram to protect civilian and prisoner rights
As five African countries join forces to defeat extremist group Boko Haram, watchdog Human Rights Watch urged the Chadian-led multi-national task force to protect civilian and prisoner rights or else face a stronger Boko Haram.
Cincinnati Archbishops calls Fifty Shades of Grey an assault on Christian marriage
Adding to the growing clamour and criticism against the controversial film, a Cincinnati Bishop is calling on Americans to boycott the film, describing it as an assault on the sacrament of marriage.
Dinosaurs are bad example for children, Christian mum says
A Christian mum from an unnamed school spoke out against dinosaurs and called them a "bad example" for growing children.
New president should deal issues that destabilise Nigeria - Sokoto bishop
As Nigeria prepares for its presidential elections on March 28, a bishop in Sokoto has called on the next president to address the issues that he says are destabilising the country.
Church of England to begin sexuality 'conversations'
The Church of England is to begin talks on whether to authorise prayers to mark same-sex relationships.
Christian school attacked in Delhi
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday summoned Delhi's top policeman after a sixth attack on a Christian building in the capital in the last two months, fuelling concerns that religious minorities are being targeted.
Houston Islamic centre destroyed in suspected arson attack
Houston arson investigators on Saturday were working to determine what caused a fire that destroyed a building at an Islamic institute in the city, officials said.
UN chief appeals to Indonesia to stop death row execution
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moonappealed to Indonesia on Friday not to execute prisoners on death row for drug crimes, including citizens of Australia, Brazil, France, Ghana, Indonesia, Nigeria and the Philippines.
Anna Faris opens up about harrowing premature birth: 'I was in denial'
Actress Anna Faris discussed her premature delivery of son, Jack, in a recent interview.
Walmart greeter kept from saying 'Have a blessed day' gets lots of support
Walmart staff James Phillips used to welcome customers with "Have a blessed day!" But a customer complained about it
ISIS reportedly poured acid on the faces of 15 women for not wearing veil
The teachings and beliefs of radical Islam have always been severe, but the Islamic State militant group shocked the world again with reports that they poured acid on the faces of 15 women for not properly wearing the niqab, a hijab which covers the entire face except for the eyes.
Do You Believe? film by the creators of God's Not Dead is life-changing
From the creators of God's Not Dead comes another new film called Do You Believe?, which tackles the lives of different strangers as they struggle with their faith in God during the most tumultuous times of their lives.
Tickets now on sale for Duck Commander Musical
Korie Robertson, the wife of Duck Dynasty Commander Willie made the announcement on her Instagram page (@bosshogswife) with a snapshot of Broadway World's article on the Duck Commander Musical: How Faith, Family and Ducks Built a Dynasty.