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Barbaric execution of Christians in Pakistan lead to protests and call to prayer

The brutal killing of a Pakistani Christian couple earlier this month has prompted leaders to begin a protest outside 10 Downing Street.

Gay marriage cake row: more than half the public side with Christian bakers

A survey shows widespread backing for the firm facing prosecution by the Equalities Commission.

Pastor Myles Munroe branded a 'false teacher'

Critics of Munroe, who died on Saturday in a plane crash, have denounced him as a "false teacher".

Pope's US rep says televangelist Robert Schuller is 'great evangelical preacher'

The Pope's representative in the United States has singled out the retired televangelist and pastor Robert Schuller for warm praise as a "great evangelical preacher".

Pastor preaches for 53 hours, claims world record

Florida minister raises over $100,000 in marathon preaching attempt.

Revelation TV 'horrified' by misuse of funds allegations

ï»¿The Chairman of the Revelation Foundation, which is being investigated by the Charity Commission for misuse of funds, has hit back at the allegations.

One in 20 Brits has suffered religious hate crime

ï»¿One in 20 people living in Britain has been the victim of a religious hate crime in the last 12 months, according to a new poll this month.

Nigeria: Church leaders urge government to stop political activity and defeat Boko Haram

Boko Haram has 'systematically eliminated' Christians, say church leaders.

Kentucky Baptists expel gay-affirming church

Kentucky Baptists yesterday voted to expel a Louisville church which is open to performing and holding same-sex marriage ceremonies.

Pope sets up commission to deal with sex abuse appeals

The new group will aim to clear a backlog of cases.

UN says 13.6 million displaced by wars in Iraq and Syria

A population equivalent to the size of London has been forced to flee.

Sierra Leone to pay families of health workers who die of Ebola

Compensation will help relatives of more than 100 who have died.

After Kenneth Bae release, Christians vow to continue missionary work in North Korea

Christian groups in North Korea are vowing to carry on their missionary work despite mounting risks since Korean-American activist Kenneth Bae was imprisoned two years ago.

Historic Armenian church destroyed by Islamists in Syria

A historic church in Syria dedicated to the one and a half million Armenians murdered by the Turks in 1915 has reportedly been reduced to rubble by Islamists.

Churches in Australia are using the ISIS flag to spread the Gospel

The black and white ISIS flag has come to symbolise terror and inhumanity across the Middle East but churches in Australia are putting their own spin on it to use it for good.