News
Christians sue baker who refused cake with 'God hates gays' message on the frosting
Bill Jack has launched legal action against Azucar Bakery in Denver after the bakery refused to make a cake with an anti-gay message.
India: Christian villagers living in fear after Hindu nationalists burn down village church
According to International Christian Concern, Hindu radicals burned down the only church in the village of Tadur in India's Mahabubnagar district in Telengana state in January 16.
Huckabee Announces National Day of Service
Fox News Host and former governor Arkansas Mick Huckabee is urging Christians to show their faith and commitment by being in service to their fellow men on Good Friday.
Severe flooding kills dozens and destroys 10,000 homes in Mozambique
Dozens of people have already been killed and 10,000 houses destroyed because of the severe flooding in Mozambique, Christian organisation Tearfund reported.
Christian Bachelor star Sean Lowe jokes why people should buy his new book on faith and love
Former reality star of The Bachelor Christian Sean Lowe recently took to Instagram (@seanloweksu) and joked why people should purchase his new book entitled For the Right Reasons.
Bethel Music's 'We Will Not Be Shaken' releases to iTunes Radio
Bethel Music's entire We Will Not Be Shaken album is now exclusively available for streaming on iTunes Radio prior to the official release of the CD/DVD version on January 27.
Nun who had no idea she was pregnant gives birth after going to hospital with stomach pains
Another nun who had no idea that she was pregnant surprised her mother superior and sisters as she gave birth to a baby boy recently, according to the Daily Mail.
Iraq: Kurdish forces fire rockets into Islamic State-held Mosul
Kurdish forces have fired rockets into Mosul for the first time since Islamic State militants overran the northern Iraqi city last summer, Kurdish military sources said on Saturday.
Justin Welby: 'Equality is a gift in creation'
Inequality "plays on the corruption of the human person" Justin Welby said at a conference in New York yesterday.
Rebel shelling kills up to ten people in east Ukrainian city
Ten people were killed in shelling by pro-Russian separatists in the east Ukrainian port city of Mariupol on Saturday, the head of the Kiev-controlled Donetsk regional police said.
Pope tells new cardinals to be humble and shun parties
Pope Francis has told the men he will make cardinals next month to be humble and shun lavish parties in their honour.
Japan says web clip claiming death of IS hostage 'outrageous'
Japan has strongly criticised a recording purporting to announce the execution of a Japanese citizen held by Islamic State militants and demanded the immediate release of another captive depicted as appearing on the image.
David Crowder's 'Come as You are' tops the chart; Grammy nominated singer extends tour
Grammy nominated artist Crowder has just celebrated his first career No. 1 hit single with "Come As You Are"
Hawk Nelson to release next studio album, Diamonds, on March 17
Hawk Nelson will be releasing their seventh studio album titled Diamonds on March 17 with Fair Trade Services, which will be the band's second album released with the label and with frontman Jon Steingard.
Christians around the world pray for unity in the global church
Churches from all over the world have come together in prayer and reflected on the gospel of John 4:7 - "Jesus said to her: 'Give me to drink'" and celebrated the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.
Pastor still regrets going along with girlfriend's abortion 23 years later
It has been 23 years since California pastor Shane Idleman made the decision with his girlfriend to abort their five-week old baby, but the decision still haunts him to this day.