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Key Iraqi Christian leader: 'ISIS is worse than Genghis Khan'
The head of Iraq's largest church has denounced Islamic insurgents who have driven the last of Mosul's Christians out of the city, condemning their crimes as "heinous".
Religious tension runs high in France after pro-Palestinian march turns violent
Attacks on synagogues and Jewish-owned stores have become more frequent weeks despite a government ban.
10 ways to improve your church's hospitality. Because weak tea makes everyone sad.
It's time churches were known for more than lukewarm quiches.
By George it's his birthday - six best pictures of the little prince
The nation's favourite toddler turns one today.
Why is evil allowed to exist?
In his third post from the Keswick Convention, David Robertson talks about whether it's possible to overcome evil.
'How I Met Your Mother' actor David Henrie discusses his Christian faith
'How I Met Your Mother' actor discusses his Christian faith.
A movie about a former gay activist turned pastor Michael Glatze to be released in 2015
James Franco, Zachary Quinto in movie about ex-gay man turned pastor.
'Exodus: Gods and Kings' faces boycott calls over all-white lead cast
Exodus faces boycott calls over white cast as blacks relegated to slave roles.
Tim Tebow keeping faith in God while still hoping for new signing
Tim Tebow keeping faith in God while still hoping for new signing
RHOA's Apollo Nida on 8 year sentence: 'I've asked God to forgive me and I've forgiven myself'
Apollo Nida: I've asked God to forgive me and I've forgiven myself
Malaysia Airlines MH17 crash was punishment for sin, says extremist Westboro Baptist Church group
Malaysia Airlines M17 crash was punishment for sin, says Westboro Baptist Church.
Krish Kandiah: 'We need more than fridge magnet Christianity'
Three reasons why Christians need to wrestle with the difficult questions.
As if God parted the clouds: Photographer snaps something unusual in Florida storm
As if God parted the clouds: photographer snaps something unusual in Florida storm.
Gaza's bloodiest day: Christians call for ceasefire
After the bloodiest day of recent violence, the UN Security Council's call for a ceasefire has been welcomed by Christians working in the region.
Trojan Horse: Role of faith in state education under scrutiny
Two government reports into the 'Trojan Horse' affair have raised questions about the role of faith in state-funded education.
Peers split in Lords debate on assisted dying
Members of the House of Lords were divided on the issue, but have sent the Bill to committee stage for further scrutiny