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UK Christians unite in prayer for persecuted Church
Christians from across the UK came together on Sunday evening to pray for persecuted believers around the world and especially those in Nigeria, India, Eritrea and Afghanistan.
Pope urges two-state solution in meeting with Palestinian president
Pope Francis has used a private audience with the President of the Palestinian Authority to reaffirm his support for a two-state solution in the Holy Land.
Robert Murray M'Cheyne: the Scottish minister who was able to achieve so much in such little time
The saying 'it's not the years of your life that matter, it's the life in your years' was never truer of anyone more than Robert Murray M'Cheyne who died at only 29.
Two evangelical seminaries sue to block vaccine mandates, citing religious freedom
"It is unacceptable for the government to force religious institutions to become coercive extensions of state power."
'Colin loved the church': Powell recalled as Episcopalian at cathedral funeral
Former Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Colin Powell, known as a four-star general and as a onetime secretary of defense, was remembered at his funeral at the Washington National Cathedral Friday as a man of the Episcopal faith.
Most Americans believe God has given US 'special role in history'
While 64% of Americans overall agreed about America's special role, this rose to three quarters of white evangelicals.
Kanye West courts controversy with Marilyn Manson appearance at Sunday Service
The presence of Marilyn Manson at Kanye West's most recent Sunday Service despite multiple sexual assault lawsuits has drawn an angry response from the shock rocker's accusers.
Bishop Mike Royal to lead Churches Together in England
Bishop Mike Royal has been appointed as the next General Secretary of Churches Together in England (CTE).
UK churches asked to pray for Eritrea as persecution threatens to spread abroad
UK churches are being asked to pray for Eritrea where a history of persecution against Christians is threatening to spill over into neighbouring Ethiopia.
Injustice Advent Calendar offers ethical countdown to Christmas
Instead of counting down the days to Christmas with the usual chocolate treats, the digital Injustice Advent Calendar offers one positive action a day behind each window.
Parliamentary inquiry into link between porn and violence against women 'long overdue'
A parliamentary inquiry has been launched into online pornography in the face of "intolerable" levels of sexual violence against women and girls in Britain.
One Christian dead and over 100 kidnapped after attack on church service in Nigeria
The Nigerian government is "grossly failing its citizens", Open Doors has warned after yet another attack on Christians.
Many churchgoers prepared to open their homes to teens in the care system - study
Nearly half of churchgoers would be prepared to open their home up to a teenager in the care system as part of a supported lodging scheme, a study has found.
Supreme Court will not hear appeal over trans hysterectomy
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to take up a case involving a Catholic hospital in California that is being sued for refusing to perform a hysterectomy on a trans-identified patient.
Aid group asks for continued prayer for 17 kidnapped missionaries
The Ohio-based Christian Aid Ministries urged continued prayers for their 17 missionaries being held captive by the 400 Mawozo gang in Haiti as families of 26 Americans being held hostage around the world recently pressed the Biden administration to push more aggressively to free their loved ones.
Tributes paid to former Bishop of Lichfield, Jonathan Gledhill
Tributes have been paid to the retired Bishop of Lichfield, Jonathan Gledhill, after his death on Monday at the age of 72.